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jlx - 20 Aug 2008
1)d
2)0
3)30
4)parse error
5)|| has a higher priority
6)e
Steve - 20 Aug 2008
I agree with Alex. This is where many programming books and tutorials fall short, in my (very limited) experience. Maybe this comes later in the book? As a newbie, I find that the concepts are explained quite well for the most part (the comments have been helpful) but I don't know what to do with the information yet.
Alex - 20 Aug 2008
I think it would be much much better if the exercises were actually " write a script that does X( say a calculator script for example) using the infomation you have learnt so far re-reading any parts if needed" with like say 3-4 different exercises that used most of what you learnt so far that way you have to think for yourself how you should write the script and it reinforces your knowledge on php but also its good when your scripts work which makes you want to focus more on php and learn more of the great features it has.
cast3r - 20 Aug 2008
hehe, 4th is tricky heheheh i like confusing questions :)
A PHP User - 20 Aug 2008
The answers to the exercises are in chapter 24: "Answers to Exercises".
A PHP User - 20 Aug 2008
But people would still like to know if they are right. If you are practicing the wrong thing you aren't learning!
Basil Rhanedear - 20 Aug 2008
I think its good that you force people to do it themselves, as actually doing it is a great way to learn.
lars - 20 Aug 2008
Yearh. a result list would be great :)
Jordan - 20 Aug 2008
A way to find out the answers directly would be helpful for these exercises.
Thanks for this great guide :D
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