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Old 07-23-10, 02:08 AM
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Hello All,

I am ibrahim nadir. A completely new visitor on this site. I want to learn PHP right from the start till the end and learn it quick. What is the best way to do it. I have little programming skills but i know i can improve and learn it quick. I just need advice to go on the right direction. Please suggest some book or basic tutorials.

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The complete PHP manual can be found here: http://www.php.net/docs.php

There are plenty of code snippets in this forum that you can learn from.
We have some of the finest programmers here at the Hot Scripts forums.
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Hi

I am not a natural programmer, and find the skill very difficult at times, but I found a book by Larry Ullman: PHP and MysQL for Dynamic Websites to be particularly good.
There are numerous exercises to follow - starting at the very basic but concluding at a reasonably advanced level (E-Commerce/Content Management topics).
There is also a very good accompanying website that Larry posts to regularly - offering help and tips to users of his book.
I'd always start with a book, and work my way through, irrespective of the language. In fact - I'd apply that technique to whatever it is that I am learning.

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