PHP

PHP

Question: Which of the following multithreaded servers allow PHP as a plug-in?
A
Netscape FastTrack

B
Microsoft's Internet Information Server

C
O'Reilly's WebSite Pro

D
All

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Question: Which of the following variable declarations within a class is invalid in PHP5?
A
private $type = 'moderate';

B
internal $term =3;

C
public $amnt = '500';

D
protected $name = 'Quantas Private Limited';

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Question: Which of the following is not a predefined constant?
A
TRUE

B
FALSE

C
NULL

D
__FILE__

E
CONSTANT

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Question: The following php variables are declared:
<?php $company = 'ABS Ltd'; $$company = ',Sydney'; ?>
Which of the following is not a correct way of printing 'ABS Ltd, Sydney'?
A
echo "$company $$company";

B
echo "$company ${$company}";

C
echo "$company ${'ABS Led'}";

D
echo "$company {$$company}";

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Question: Which of the following is not true regarding XF orms?
A
PHP provides support for XF orm

B
It can be used on PDF documents

C
The data is sent in XML format

D
The action and method parameters are defined in the body

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Question: You have two strings, which you want to concatenate. $str1 = 'Have a'; $str2 = 'Nice Day'; The fastest way would be:
A
$str1.Concat($str2);

B
$str1.$str2;

C
"$str1$str2";

D
None

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Question: Which of the following variable declarations within a class is invalid in PHP5?
A
private $type = 'moderate';

B
internal $term =3;

C
public $amnt = '500';

D
protected $name = 'Quantas Private Limited';

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Question: What PHP stands for?
A
Hypertext Preprocessor

B
Pre Hypertext Processor

C
Pre Hyper Processor

D
Pre Hypertext Process

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Question: How does the identity operator === compare two values?
A
It converts them to a common compatible data type and then compares the resulting values<br /><br />

B
It returns True only if they are both of the same type and value

C
If the two values are strings, it performs a lexical comparison

D
It converts both values to strings and compares them

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Question: Which of the following tags are an acceptable way to begin a PHP Code block?
A
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="php">

B
<!

C
<%

D
<?php

E
<?

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Question: Which of the following multithreaded servers allow PHP as a plug-in?

Question: Which of the following variable declarations within a class is invalid in PHP5?

Question: Which of the following is not a predefined constant?

Question: The following php variables are declared:
<?php $company = 'ABS Ltd'; $$company = ',Sydney'; ?>
Which of the following is not a correct way of printing 'ABS Ltd, Sydney'?

Question: Which of the following is not true regarding XF orms?

Question: You have two strings, which you want to concatenate. $str1 = 'Have a'; $str2 = 'Nice Day'; The fastest way would be:

Question: Which of the following variable declarations within a class is invalid in PHP5?

Question: What PHP stands for?

Question: How does the identity operator === compare two values?

Question: Which of the following tags are an acceptable way to begin a PHP Code block?

Question: Which of the following multithreaded servers allow PHP as a plug-in?

Question: Which of the following variable declarations within a class is invalid in PHP5?

Question: Which of the following is not a predefined constant?

Question: The following php variables are declared:<?php $company = 'ABS Ltd'; $$company = ',Sydney'; ?> Which of the following is not a correct way of printing 'ABS Ltd, Sydney'?

Question: Which of the following is not true regarding XF orms?

Question: You have two strings, which you want to concatenate. $str1 = 'Have a'; $str2 = 'Nice Day'; The fastest way would be:

Question: Which of the following variable declarations within a class is invalid in PHP5?

Question: What PHP stands for?

Question: How does the identity operator === compare two values?

Question: Which of the following tags are an acceptable way to begin a PHP Code block?

Question: The following php variables are declared:
<?php $company = 'ABS Ltd'; $$company = ',Sydney'; ?>
Which of the following is not a correct way of printing 'ABS Ltd, Sydney'?