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Practical PHP Programming (Paul Hudson)

Practical PHP Programming (Paul Hudson)

Practical PHP Programming (Paul Hudson)

This book provides lots of information on advanced functionality in PHP. This book assumes no PHP programming skill at all. The topics in this book have been ordered in such a way as to allow newcomers to progress smoothly and quickly in their learning without having to worry about taking notes in the margin or copying thousands of lines of code.

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