i am new in php

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    hello friends ,

    where can i get basic tutorial of php.Please help me
     
    shwetaktm, Jan 29, 2008 IP
  2. Christopher

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    Make sure your server is php enabled and that it is available to you (ask your hosting company if need be).

    Then start here:

    http://us2.php.net/manual/en/tutorial.firstpage.php

    Though there are a ton of php tutorials is you search google for them.

    It's very handy and easy to learn the basics once you get started.

    ...and when I am stuck, I go to http://www.experts-exchange.com and ask for help - it's a great resource.

    Chris
     
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    why not search in google, i think you will find a lot of basic information
    I think it is better to start from some simple example
     
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    w3schools.com This is The BEstWeb For learning
     
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    ofcourse w3schools.com is the very best for learning php, javascript, html, css, asp .Net
     
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    I think the link above to PHP.net is older. Here is a tutorial I went through yesterday and found very enlightening.

    http us3 dot php dot net slash tut.php

    I'd send you a real link, but they won't let me post links yet. Hmm...
     
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    I was wondering this exact thing the other day and now I have a couple places to start when I get stuck learning PHP.

    As for Experts-Exchange, I thought you had to buy a paid membership to see the actual answers to questions people asked?
     
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    Some of the answers will show up, Experts-Exchange has some good stuff but I wouldn't consider it useful for someone learning PHP. Better as a resource if stuck and I would google for the answer first. If EE comes up and nothing else looked close, I'd go there. The other tutorial for php would be tizag.com and of course forums have lots of answers on tap. good luck.
     
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    List of websites that good for starters

    www.tizag.com (u should buy their ebook, it's really great for beginners. My friend bought their ebook and learnt PHP in just one day)
    www.w3schools.com

    for reference www.php.net (this is the mother of all php reference)

    good luck with your programming
     
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    O'reilly PHP books on Amazon.com are really good I find for general php knowledge. (and easier to read than on a screen)
     
    timothius, Jan 31, 2008 IP