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2.9 Summary

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PHP is a powerful, modern, and flexible programming language well-suited to Internet tasks and a variety of other environments
But that does not always make it the best choice - you should always carefully consider your choice of language before starting a project
There are a variety of key business benefits to using PHP - do not let others fob you off with poor excuses such as "it's free - it cannot be good!"

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Paja - Czech Republic - 30 Aug 2008

Paul,
thank You again for such a good text. I have got here and I have read all chapters up to here even if I have experience with PHP more than 5 years now. I have found usable information here.

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