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Question 1

PHP was developed by

Answer 1

Rasmus Lerdorf

Question 2

PHP 1.0 year:

Answer 2

1994/1995

Question 3

purpose of developing PHP

Answer 3

to know how many visitors were reading his online resume based on PERL/CGI script

Question 4

PHP =

Answer 4

Personal Home Page

Question 5

PHP 2.0 year:

Answer 5

1997

Question 6

PHP is based on _______ rather than _______

Answer 6

C, PERL

Question 7

Personal Home Page / _______ _________

Answer 7

Form Interpreter

Question 8

PHP 3.0 year:

Answer 8

1998

Question 9

________ users were using PHP to enhance their web pages (PHP 3.0)

Answer 9

50,000

Question 10

When did developers joined Lerdorf?

Answer 10

PHP 3.0 - 1998

Question 11

PHP 4.0 year:

Answer 11

1999
May 22, 2000

Question 12

Two core developers:

Answer 12

Zeev Suraski
Andi Gutmans

Question 13

PHP makes the most popular scripting language with more than one million user base by _______.

(what version?)

Answer 13

Netcraff
PHP 4.0, 1999

Question 14

PHP version wherein hundreds of of functions were being added

Answer 14

PHP 4.0, 1999

Question 15

recursive acronym of PHP

Answer 15

Hypertext Preprocessor

Question 16

how many domain PHP installed

Answer 16

3.6 million

Question 17

PHP 5.0 year:

Answer 17

July 13, 2004

Question 18

which version Vastly improved object-oriented capabilities: OOP improvement

Answer 18

PHP 5.0

Question 19

which version included try/catch exception handling

Answer 19

PHP 5.0

Question 20

Improved _____ and _______ support

Answer 20

XML, Web Services

Question 21

PHP 5.0 installed on how many domains

Answer 21

19 million

Question 22

______ percent on all ______ module

Answer 22

54, Apache

Question 23

PHP 6.0 year:

Answer 23

2007

Question 24

T/F PHP 6.0 was then officially released.

Answer 24

False

Question 25

Native Unicode support for multilingual applications

Answer 25

Unicode Support

Question 26

improvements in PHP 6.0

Answer 26

Security improvements New language features and constructs

Question 27

PHP Key categories:

Answer 27

Practicality Power Possibility Price

Question 28

Key category: PHP is a loosely type language (no explicitly create, typecast, or destroy a variable)

Answer 28

Practicality

Question 29

Key category: More libraries and thousands of functions

Answer 29

Power

Question 30

Key category: Native support is offered for more than 25 database products Both structured and Object Oriented approach

Answer 30

Possibility

Question 31

Key category: Free of charge

Answer 31

Price

Question 32

OS: Linux

Answer 32

ubuntu debian linux mandrake suse fedora centOS kubuntu

Question 33

OS: Windows

Answer 33

windows xp windows me windows server 2008 windows 7 windows 8 windows 2000

Question 34

OS: Mac

Answer 34

cheetah puma jaguar leopard snow leopard lion tiger panther

Question 35

Internet browsers:

Answer 35

google chrome mozilla firefoz internet explorer opera safari maxthon rockmelt seamonkey deepnet explorer avant browser

Question 36

Web servers:

Answer 36

apache iis7 (internet information services) nginx google web server (gws)

Question 37

Server side scripting language:

Answer 37

java ruby active server pages python perl cgi

Question 38

Database:

Answer 38

ibm db2 mysql sql server sqlite postgresql oracle

Question 39

Code editor:

Answer 39

aptana eclipse bluefish dreamweaver netbeans notepad++

Question 40

Other requirements:

Answer 40

html css ajax javascript jquery

Question 41

All PHP scripts must be enclosed with:

Answer 41

(standard tag) (short open tag) (script tag) <% ... %> (asp style tag)

Question 42

a language construct that use to output one or more string

Answer 42

echo

Question 43

is a function also use for outputting strings

Answer 43

print

Question 44

single line comment - PERL style

Answer 44

#

Question 45

multi line comment

Answer 45

/* ... ... */

Question 46

used as a container for values that can be used and manipulate PHP scripts

Answer 46

variables

Question 47

Variables in PHP must begin with

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$

Question 48

Allowed first character of a variable:

Answer 48

"_" or letter

Question 48

T/F Variables in PHP is not explicitly declared

Answer 48

True

Question 48

T/F Variables are not case sensitive

Answer 48

False

Question 49

Strings inside the _______ are interpreted as literal strings

Answer 49

' ... '

Question 49

Strings inside the _______ are interpreted as literal strings with some exceptions

Answer 49

" ... "

Question 50

To concatenate string values use the ____

Answer 50

.

Question 51

%b

Answer 51

(int) binary

Question 52

%c

Answer 52

(int) character - ASCII

Question 53

%d

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(int) signed decimal

Question 54

%f

Answer 54

(float) floating-point

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%o

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(int) octal

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%s

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(str) string

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%u

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(int) unsigned decimal

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%x

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(int) lowercase hexadecimal

Question 59

%X

Answer 59

(int) uppercase hexadecimal

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the generic name assigned to any data sharing a common set of characteristics.

Answer 60

datatypes

Question 61

Capable of containing a single item of information (Boolean, Integer, Float (float, double or real numbers), String)

Answer 61

scalar datatypes

Question 62

allow for multiple items of the same type to be aggregated under a single representative entity. (Array and Objects)

Answer 62

compound datatypes

Question 63

function that returns the type of the variable. Possible return values are integer, double, boolean, string, array, object, resource, unknown types.

Answer 63

gettype()

Question 64

function that converts a given variable to a specific type.

Answer 64

settype()