Hello r,
Sunday, May 12, 2002, 4:25:37 AM, you wrote:
r> Greetings people,
r> Special greetings to all of you who have helped me in the past.
r> As most of you know i am a newbie, I learned a bit of PHP via webmonkey and
r> a few other places, seeing the power of PHP i decided to convert from J
> 1)How many of you have seriously dug into arrays and has it been
important
> in your programming?
> 1.1)Do you think you could have done the same thing you did with
arrays
> WITHOUT arrays?
> (The reason i ask this is theres a whole chapter dedicated to arrays
in
> the
> book & its pretty frustr
I have never really understood why people have problems with arrays. Just
think of an array as a table of values. A one-dimensional array would be
a table with a single column and each row has a number (or index)
assigned to it:
+---++
| 0 | Apple |
+---++
| 1 | Orange
1. I have dug deeper into arrays than I care to remember.
2. Absolutely not.
3. See http://www.php.net/sleep and http://www.php.net/usleep
Glad to hear you're converting to PHP! It's an amazing language, and I
don't see it going away any time in the near future. Hope you have fun,
and be sure t
Hi!
1. I believe every serious programmer out there uses arrays on a regular
basis...
1.1. ...exactly because there are so many problems virtually unsolvable
without them. Take for instance the case of a product page where people
would fill in ordering quantitites.
My recommendation would be
Why would you want a scripting language to sleep, there is no such thing as
a loop in a web page (yes, I know it would be possible, but it would lock up
a users machine).
I know you can set up the apache daemon to run on-demand to conserver
resources, but I think you are getting mixed up between
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