PHP Function Reference by Robert Peake

Thursday, August 18. 2005

PHP Function Reference

One of the giveaways I’m planning to include on the CD-ROM that comes with the issue of PHP Magazine containing my article about the ZCE exam is a color-coded function reference sheet that comes in very handy when studying for the exam. I hadn’t seen this level of concision and focus on core functions available in either the PHP Pocket Reference or other freely available references. So I wrote my own, and used it to prepare for the ZCE.

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I will be taking the ZCE in the next month. I appreciate this a lot!

#1 Kenjiro Yagi on 2005-08-29 15:22 (Reply)

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