ZEND PHP 5 Certification STUDY GUIDE

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INDEX ” 259 operator, 18 bitwise XOR operator, 18 boolean, 8, 10 converting, 10 break, 31 pitfalls, 31 by-reference operator, 43 C caching web pages, 106 CDATA, 203 chdir(), 244 chgrp(), 246 chmod(), 246 chown(), 246 class inheriting, 115 classes, 113 abstract, 124 example, 125 subclassing, 125 autoload, 132 with SPL, 133 constants, 123, 124 limitations, 124 constructors, 118 declaring, 114 destructors, 119 calling order, 119 determining an object’s, 128 disabling, 233 exceptions, 128 basic class, 128 bubbling, 130 catching different types, 130 defining a custom default handler, 131 differences between regular errors and, 128 extending base class, 129 throwing, 130 fundamentals, 113 interfaces, 124, 126 implementing multiple, 127 lazy loading, 132 with SPL, 133 methods, 113 defining, 116 static, 123 properties declaring, 122 reflection, 134 example, 135 scope, 117 static members, 123 subclassing abstract classes, 125 visibility, 120 final, 120 private, 120 protected, 120 public, 120 typical usage, 120 clearstatcache(), 246 code blocks, 7 column defined, 142 comments, 6 examples, 6 comparison operator, 21 compression of web pages, 105 concatenation operator, 17 conditional structures, 27 Licensed to 482634 - Amber Barrow (itsadmin@deakin.edu.au)
260 ” INDEX constants, 14 class constants, 123, 124 limitations, 124 defining, 14 constructors, 118 constructs, 7 echo, 7 contexts stream, see streams continue, 31 pitfalls, 31 control structures, 26 continuing, 31 exiting, 31 controller, 175 cookies, 107 accessing, 108 array notation, 108 deleting, 109 limitations, 107 pitfalls, 109 security, 107, 108 setting expiration, 107 setting path, domain, 108 writing, 107 count(), 53 pitfalls, 53 cross-site scripting, 224 CSRF, see security, cross-site request forgery CSV files accessing, 242 ctype_alpha(), 218 currency formatting values, 85 current(), 56 Iterator, 178 SeekableIterator, 179 D data types, 8 compound, 11 converting, 11 NULL, 11 resource, 11 scalar, 8 database, 141 column, 142 creation of, 145 defined, 141 deleting data, 149 dropping, 147 escaping data, 220 indices, 146 inserting data, 148 joins, 151 inner, 151 left, 152 outer, 151, 152 right, 153 meanings, 141 PDO, 156 connect, 156 prepared statements, 159 queries, 157 <strong>PHP</strong> data objects, 156 prepared statements, 155 primary key, 142 read bias, 142 referential integrity, 148 relationship, 143 foreign-key, 147 limitations of SQL, 143 many-to-many, 143 one-to-many, 143, 147 one-to-one, 143 retrieving data, 150 row, 142 Licensed to 482634 - Amber Barrow (itsadmin@deakin.edu.au)
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x ” CONTENTS The Factory Pattern
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xii ” CONTENTS Appendix A — Dif
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