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Question: print 'This string will $print exactly as it's \n declared.'; This produces the following:
A
This string will $print exactly as it's \n declared.

B
This string will $print exactly as it's declared.

C
This string will $print exactly as it's declared.

D
This string will $print exactly as it's \n declared.

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Question: Which function used to find and replace pattern with a replacement string?
A
eregi_replace()

B
ereg()

C
replace_string()

D
peregI()

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Question: Polymorphism, a term originating from the _______ that means "having multiple forms,"
A
Greek language

B
British language

C
American language

D
Other language

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Question: How to divide a string into various elements?
A
using string_divide()

B
Substring()

C
Split()

D
Str()

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Question: <?php
$primes = array(2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47); for($count = 1; $count++; $count < 1000) { $randomNumber = rand(1,50); if (in_array($randomNumber,$primes)){ break; }else { printf("Non-prime number found: %d", $randomNumber); } } ?>
Sample output follows:
A
Non-prime number found: 48 Non-prime number found: 42 Prime number found: 17

B
Non-prime number found: 48 Non-prime number found: 42 Prime number found: 00

C
48 17

D
Non-prime number found Non-prime number found Prime number found

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Question: Which function searches all elements of an array, returning an array() ?
A
using array_Search()

B
Search()

C
preg_grep()

D
Str()

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Question: What is the output for the following code?
<?php $usernames = array("Grace","Doris","Gary","Nate","missing","Tom"); for ($x=0; $x < count($usernames); $x++) { if ($usernames[$x] == "missing") continue; printf("Staff member: %s <br />", $usernames[$x]); } ?>
A
Staff member: Grace Staff member: Doris Staff member: Gary Staff member: Nate Staff member: Tom

B
Staff member: Gary Staff member: Nate Staff member: Tom Staff member: Grace Staff member: Doris

C
Grace Doris Gary Nate missing Tom

D
none

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Question: ___________ function searches a string for a specific pattern, returning TRUE if it exists.
A
preg_search()

B
preg_find()

C
preg_match()

D
preg_replace()

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Question:
function calculate($price, $price2="", $price3="") { echo $price + $price2 + $price3; }
You can then call calculate(), passing along just $price and $price3, like so: calculate(10, "", 3); This returns the following value:
A
13

B
10, "", 3

C
10,00, 3

D
10null3

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Question: Spliting a string into various elements based on Case-Insensitive pattern_
A
preg_search()

B
preg_find()

C
reg_split()

D
preg_split()

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Question: print 'This string will $print exactly as it's \n declared.'; This produces the following:

Question: Which function used to find and replace pattern with a replacement string?

Question: Polymorphism, a term originating from the _______ that means "having multiple forms,"

Question: How to divide a string into various elements?

Question: <?php
$primes = array(2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47); for($count = 1; $count++; $count < 1000) { $randomNumber = rand(1,50); if (in_array($randomNumber,$primes)){ break; }else { printf("Non-prime number found: %d", $randomNumber); } } ?>
Sample output follows:

Question: Which function searches all elements of an array, returning an array() ?

Question: What is the output for the following code?
<?php $usernames = array("Grace","Doris","Gary","Nate","missing","Tom"); for ($x=0; $x < count($usernames); $x++) { if ($usernames[$x] == "missing") continue; printf("Staff member: %s <br />", $usernames[$x]); } ?>

Question: ___________ function searches a string for a specific pattern, returning TRUE if it exists.

Question:
function calculate($price, $price2="", $price3="") { echo $price + $price2 + $price3; }
You can then call calculate(), passing along just $price and $price3, like so: calculate(10, "", 3); This returns the following value:

Question: Spliting a string into various elements based on Case-Insensitive pattern_

Question: print 'This string will $print exactly as it's \n declared.'; This produces the following:

Question: Which function used to find and replace pattern with a replacement string?

Question: Polymorphism, a term originating from the _______ that means "having multiple forms,"

Question: How to divide a string into various elements?

Question: <?php$primes = array(2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47); for($count = 1; $count++; $count < 1000) { $randomNumber = rand(1,50); if (in_array($randomNumber,$primes)){ break; }else { printf("Non-prime number found: %d", $randomNumber); } } ?> Sample output follows:

Question: Which function searches all elements of an array, returning an array() ?

Question: What is the output for the following code?<?php $usernames = array("Grace","Doris","Gary","Nate","missing","Tom"); for ($x=0; $x < count($usernames); $x++) { if ($usernames[$x] == "missing") continue; printf("Staff member: %s <br />", $usernames[$x]); } ?>

Question: ___________ function searches a string for a specific pattern, returning TRUE if it exists.

Question: function calculate($price, $price2="", $price3="") { echo $price + $price2 + $price3; } You can then call calculate(), passing along just $price and $price3, like so: calculate(10, "", 3); This returns the following value:

Question: Spliting a string into various elements based on Case-Insensitive pattern_

Question: <?php
$primes = array(2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47); for($count = 1; $count++; $count < 1000) { $randomNumber = rand(1,50); if (in_array($randomNumber,$primes)){ break; }else { printf("Non-prime number found: %d", $randomNumber); } } ?>
Sample output follows:

Question: What is the output for the following code?
<?php $usernames = array("Grace","Doris","Gary","Nate","missing","Tom"); for ($x=0; $x < count($usernames); $x++) { if ($usernames[$x] == "missing") continue; printf("Staff member: %s <br />", $usernames[$x]); } ?>

Question:
function calculate($price, $price2="", $price3="") { echo $price + $price2 + $price3; }
You can then call calculate(), passing along just $price and $price3, like so: calculate(10, "", 3); This returns the following value: