First introduction to PHP, from PHP5.3 to PHP5.4!_PHP Tutorial

Generally speaking, I have been exposed to PHP for nearly two months, and I stopped for nearly two months in order to be busy with exam review, internship, etc.

Now I’m picking it up again to learn it, and I feel like I’ve forgotten a lot. Now PHP5.4 has been released, and this version feels more detail-oriented (it feels a bit like talking about a game, and the blogger is also a sucker, haha!).

Although it has been delayed for nearly two months, some basic things have not been forgotten. Generally speaking, I am a basic introduction to PHP (I am considered a rookie, laugh at myself!).

As a rookie, I can only write some rookie-level programs at the beginning.

Recently changed to a win8 system, and the environment uses the Wamp integration package. I feel that IE10 responds very slowly when debugging PHP, and sometimes I have to use compatibility mode to view it.

I don’t know if there is a conflict between Apache and IE10, if the system is win8 and is not compatible with Wamp, or if it would be better to use IIS.

It’s a bit painful to say that debugging a program is slower than surfing the Internet.

I feel like the programmer is just a hard worker, a pure loser, and it makes me cry if I talk about it too much.

Upload a novice-level program written by a novice.

This is the forward multiplication table

<?<span php

  </span><span for</span>(<span $a</span>=1;<span $a</span><10;<span $a</span>++<span ){
  
      </span><span for</span>(<span $b</span>=1;<span $b</span><<span $a</span>+1;<span $b</span>++<span ){
          
         </span><span $c</span>=<span $a</span>*<span $b</span><span ;
         
         </span><span echo</span> "<span $a</span>*<span $b</span>=".<span $c</span>."&nbsp"<span ;
        
        }
        </span><span echo</span> "<br>"<span ;    
    }

</span>?>

This is the retrograde multiplication table

<?<span php

</span><span for</span>(<span $a</span>=9;<span $a</span>>0;<span $a</span>--<span ){

   </span><span for</span>(<span $b</span>=<span $a</span>;(<span $b</span>>0 && <span $b</span><<span $a</span>+1);<span $b</span>--<span ){
    
    </span><span $c</span>=<span $a</span>*<span $b</span><span ;
    
    </span><span echo</span> "<span $a</span>*<span $b</span>=".<span $c</span>."&nbsp"<span ;
    
    }
    </span><span echo</span> "<br>"<span ;
}
</span>?>

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