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         <title><![CDATA[Sub & Functions]]></title>
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PHP Function Procedures

A Function procedure is a series of php statements enclosed together. A Function takes values, process them, and returns processed result. A Function procedure can take arguments (variables, or print statements).
Here is a syntax for none-parameterize function:
 &lt;?php
function welcome()
{
&#160;&#160;$greeting="&lt;h4&gt;Welcome to my web site&lt;/h4&gt;";
&#160;&#160;print "$greeting";
}
?&gt;
 This function remembers the statement "Welcome to my web site". You can...]]></description>
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         <title><![CDATA[Variables & Arrays]]></title>
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PHP Variable

PHP variables are declared using using dollar sign $.  &#160;For example, you can declare empty string variable this way: $varaibleName=""; or variable with text this way;  $welcome="Hello Visitor. Welcome to my website.";. 
Watch this program to see how variables are used:
 &lt;?php
&#160;&#160;&#160;$name="John Doe";
&#160;&#160;&#160; $email="johnd@pctalknet.com"; 
&#160;&#160;&#160;$age=356; 
&#160;&#160;&#160; print"Your Name: $name &lt;br&gt;";
&#160;&#160;&#160; print"Your...]]></description>
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Installing PHP

	
There are two ways to install PHP on windows platform available 	for download at php.net.  Either by using windows installer or 	manual binary installations.  In both cases, download the most 	recent version of PHP from php.net . 	
	

Windows Installer

	
Using windows installer is the easiest way to install PHP but might not automatically install all the functions you might want use. 

1. Download  PHP 5.2.0 installer .   

2.  Select country mirror and follow the...]]></description>
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