CP476 Internet Computing Week 1-3 Tutorial PDF

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This document is a tutorial for CP476 Internet Computing, week 1-3. It covers topics including PHP processing, data types, and installation instructions. The tutorial also includes a section on course evaluation and project requirements.

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CP476 Internet Computing Week 1 – 3 - Tutorial Shaun Gao, Ph.D., P.Eng. Agenda Review week 1 Left over demos Course evaluation rubrics Installation Apache, MySQL, and PHP Installation of VS Code Before VS Code is ready, you can use online interpreter https://onecompiler.com/php/3xq663r2h https://onl...

CP476 Internet Computing Week 1 – 3 - Tutorial Shaun Gao, Ph.D., P.Eng. Agenda Review week 1 Left over demos Course evaluation rubrics Installation Apache, MySQL, and PHP Installation of VS Code Before VS Code is ready, you can use online interpreter https://onecompiler.com/php/3xq663r2h https://onlinephp.io/ PHP demos Review PHP processing Output methods Data types Integers and Floating-point numbers Booleans Strings Array, object Resource, NULL Data type conversion Variables PHP demos Build in math functions ceil(7.3) ceil(7.7) floor(7.2) floor(7.8) && and || operations Concatenation operator. Course evaluation review Project requirements Project evaluation rubrics Presentation Theory Demonstration Report (Software Design Doc or Technical report) The difference Installation Apache, MySQL, and PHP Myls document Installation of VS Code Myls document Q and A Installation Apache, MySQL, and PHP Installation of VS Code Before VS Code is ready, you can use online interpreter https://onecompiler.com/php/3xq663r2h https://onlinephp.io/ PHP practice Announcement Finding a group for the group project Please let me know if you need help Please send me an email with your group members’ full names by the end of January 2024. https://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp

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