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Uploaded by on Mar 4, 2008

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  • good tuts on array

  • Good tut son.

    I still prefer to do it like:

    $config['meta_desc'] ="Like this";

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  • @Mertt03 Hey, no problem! It's good to know you went off and learned all these things.

    If you don't ask questions, you'll never learn ;)

  • @archange156 No you didnt miss the point. A month ago i was a starter so didnt know anything about Html Javascript and Css and PHP! A mont later i know the difference between these things so i should have learned all these things before asking questions :(.

    So sorry for the dumb question anyway thanks for the time answering my dumb question :( Take care

  • @Mertt03 What do you mean? Arrays are used in heaps of different type of programming languages. As XHTML is not a programming language, it does not 'use' arrays. Also Notepad++ is a text editor.

    Sorry if I missed the point to your question, it's not very clear.

  • So this is only possible with PHP and not with XHTML/Notepad++?

  • Guys and Girls, if you want to print out all the names just do the following:

    echo $people[0].$people[1].$people[­2]; Boom

  • Nice tutorial. But what if i want to add 0,1 ?. How can i ?. Is it possible. Thanks

  • @TheYoungBucks12 It is indeed. Also similar to Java as well. =)

  • I'm watching this on 2011, where Bucky has advance equipment to make tutorials and also has a podcast. That's an amazing improvement! Nice job Bucky.

  • @TheYoungBucks12 that ti is.. and java.. both languages are similar and its close to perl as well.. they are all object oriented programing so its all kinda similar

  • this is a lot like python

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