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    Introduction to PHP, Part 4, Second Edition
    Introduction to PHP, Part 4, Second Edition
    Introduction to PHP, Part 4, Second Edition
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    Introduction to PHP, Part 4, Second Edition

    By Adam Majczak

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    The book describes: classes (continuation of the Part 2 and Part 3), interfaces, traits, tuples, namespaces, ADT, randomizing, HTML, PHP & JavaScript intermixing.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdam Majczak
    Release dateMar 1, 2015
    ISBN9781311858832
    Introduction to PHP, Part 4, Second Edition

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      Introduction to PHP, Part 4, Second Edition - Adam Majczak

      Introduction to PHP

      Part IV

      Adam Majczak

      C. Adam Majczak, 2015, All Rights Reserved

      Smashwords: Second English Edition

      (improved and updated)

      E-Edition, License Notes

      This e-book is licensed for your personal use only. This e-book may not be re-sold or given away to others. To share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient.

      While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and the author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions, or any for damages resulting from any use of the information contained herein.

      ENGLISH EDITION

      PART IV

      CONTENTS:

      Let’s take a look again (without HEREDOC)

      CHAPTER 11: Classes, objects and traits in use

      Generating HTML page using PHP classes

      A few words about PHP scope

      Interfaces

      Abstract data types (ADT) and the abstract keyword

      Polymorphism

      Traits

      Randomized numbers and strings

      CHAPTER 12: Intermixing PHP and HTML, JavaScript, OS commands

      Intermixing PHP and HTML

      Using intermixed PHP and JavaScript codes

      How to transfer data from PHP variable to JavaScript variable?

      How to transfer data from JavaScript variable to PHP variable?

      PHP intermixing with JavaScript, how it works?

      Transferring data from PHP variables to JavaScript again

      PHP interaction with operating system and file system

      Pointing to an external process

      Basic file-related functions

      CHAPTER 13: Effective programming using functions and classes

      Algorithm complexity and recursive functions

      Fibonacci sequence and factorials

      Programming errors

      The is_datatype() group

      Better encapsulation: using __set() and __get() methods

      Property and function overloading

      More about lambda functions and closures

      Namespaces

      Namespace aliases

      CHAPTER 14: A few advanced topics simply explained

      A few words about error handling

      Function call - time measuring

      The NaN and Infinity errors

      Exception handling

      Shared operating memory in PHP

      A few words about data encryption in PHP

      Tuples in PHP

      Let’s take a look again (without HEREDOC)

      Let’s take a look at the previous example again to compare it with a new object-oriented version shown later.

      Generating HTML page using PHP functions

      (PHP code from the Part III repeated, excluding HEREDOC constructions used in previous version)

      date_default_timezone_set('UTC');

      // Generates the top of the page

      function addHeader($page, $title) {

      $page .= "$title

      center\">$title

      ;

      return $page;

      }

      // Generates the bottom of the page

      function addFooter($page, $year, $copyright) {

      $page .= "

      © $year $copyright

      ";

      return $page;

      }

      // Initialize the page variable

      $page = '';

      // Add the header to the page

      $page = addHeader($page, 'Adam Majczak: PHP Script');

      // Add something to the body of the page

      $page .=

      This page was generated with a PHP script

      ;

      // Add the footer to the page

      $page = addFooter($page, date('Y'), ' Adam Majczak.');

      // Display the page

      print $page;

      ?>

      // printout:

      Adam Majczak: PHP Script

      This page was generated with a PHP script

      © 2015 Adam Majczak.

      This simple code generates the following HTML code:

      Adam Majczak: PHP Script

      center>Adam Majczak: PHP Script

      center>This page was generated with a PHP script

      center>© 2013 Adam Majczak.

      looking at a client browser window like this:

      Pic. 16. The code in action (client browser).

      CHAPTER 11: Classes, objects and traits in use

      Generating HTML page using PHP classes

      HTML codes can be generated using PHP functions or using PHP classes and objects. It is the time for a short review of PHP classes and objects in use. In the previous Chapter

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