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Create a game with PHP (Part 1)

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Uploaded by on Jul 23, 2009

This series covers how to make a Rock, Paper, Scissors game with PHP.

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  • If you do if($_GET['item']) that checks to see if it exists and HAS a value. This method is generally more efficient than using isset

  • Thanks, I know I don't have to add ( == TRUE ) but I prefer that, but I never paid attention to make sure it had a value.

  • Good tutorial for beginners though, good job.

  • Thanks

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  • Can We Get a source ?

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  • @lifeg0eson666 The isset() function does return true if the variable is set (has a value other than NULL), and not if the variable exists. I may be wrong, so can you explain what you mean by the variable existing?

  • Great tutorial!

    Please check out my PHP Game tutorial, I hope you'll find it interesting! :)

  • Love the wallpaper ♥♥♥

  • when i click on rock, paper,scissors it still displays all $items and if i type in (for example) '?item=example' it stil displays all $items... and i have checked all of my code...

  • @Doyubi

    dude, this script doesn't even work btw, you don't need to put a semi-colon after a comment...

  • @wixnarara me too!!:D

  • @GardartHD You can make it with Notepad++

  • thanks, I am learning php to make a brower game and this is really great

  • no tutorial for Win XP

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