PHP Cheat Sheet

Discussion in 'PHP' started by hosting211, Nov 26, 2010.

  1. #1
    I dont know if it had been posted here before but i though i will post it to help anyone who doesnt understand PHP, understand it better.

    Here is PHP cheat sheet for you to use.

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    hosting211, Nov 26, 2010 IP
  2. drctaccess

    drctaccess Peon

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    #2
    Or you could try.... http: // php . net

    and you don't need any CHEAT SHEET
     
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  3. Aquarezz

    Aquarezz Notable Member

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    #3
    I've seen this sheet before, thanks for sharing though. I wonder how many PHP programmers actually have this list hanging above their monitor? :D
     
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  4. drctaccess

    drctaccess Peon

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    #4
    extremely few.... probably the beginners :)
     
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  5. hosting211

    hosting211 Peon

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    @drctacess dont flame. If its not helpful, get out. You probably dont know the ABC's of PHP. Even advanced programmers need help sometimes.
     
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  6. drctaccess

    drctaccess Peon

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    I am sorry for my previous message... please discard it
     
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  7. sarahk

    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    #7
    don't be, I tend to agree with you.

    The first sheet is reasonably useful... but not useful enough to take up physical space in my office.
    The second sheet is just basics and everyone should know them.

    I'd still always go back to php.net because the description and comments can save you heaps of time.

    And you should always program using a decent IDE so that you have warnings if you mistype a function name etc. Working without one is plain silly.
     
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  8. socalcoder

    socalcoder Peon

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    #8
    I have been a coder for .. let's say few years :) and from one language to another what you retain is a CONCEPT.
    for instance: The loops throughout any language out there have the same concept and structure, the exact syntax is often the matter of checking it out on the 'net.
    During the week I pass from Java to PHP to Erlang to C++ to C#, and yes I do have to check out syntax .. and I am not a beginner.
    Thank you for the sheet.
     
    socalcoder, Nov 29, 2010 IP