Test yourself at PHPThis is NOT the latest copy of this book; click here for the latest version.
This exam is designed to test various aspects of PHP programming, and is split up into several categories. All questions are marked equally, meaning that they are of equal value in terms of your final score. You do not have to have read the book in order to sit this exam.
Please note that this exam is free, marked by computer, and doesn't come with any sort of certificate: it's offered here so you can grade yourself against friends and the PHP community at large. There's no way anyone will know whether cheated by looking up the answers online or trying them out on a PHP script before answering. You're welcome to sit the test as many times as you like.
Finally, some of the questions on this exam are hard and/or written as trick questions - even a veteran PHP user is unlikely to score over 30 the first time. Some people have commented that it's unfair to ask people what parameters a function takes or what certain functions do, but these questions have remained intact because questions like them appear on the official Zend PHP exam.
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