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Posted by Kenneth Downs on 08/25/05 23:36
PHPGB wrote:
> <comp.lang.php , Lateralus , phpdeity@gmail.com>
> <1124998659.367017.258800@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>
> <25 Aug 2005 12:37:39 -0700>
>
>> > IMHO php net only becomes useful after x amount of time and the user
>> > has learnt the usual basic skills and has something to build on .
>>
>> Reiterating for the benefit of newbs reading this; Getting the 'basic
>> skills' is what the first three chapters of the manual are for. These
>> chapters are not hard to understand in the least. They're geared
>> towards (written for) people who are new to php.
>>
>
> I as a php newbie didnt find the php website very helpful & I think its
> safe to say the OP who asked the question didnt either .
>
> 'not hard to understand in the least'
>
> Your forgetting something , To somebody who has never seen php before or
> has only really glanced snippets of php code - its like looking at a
> foreign language .
How many other languages have you coded? If the answer is none, you may
want a basic primer on any language, something that explains basic things
like variable scope, control structures, and so forth. After that, you
just look at the PHP manual to find out how it does these things.
If you have used other languages, what specifically is the problem in
getting off the ground with PHP?
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Kenneth Downs
Secure Data Software, Inc.
(Ken)nneth@(Sec)ure(Dat)a(.com)
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