Using MySQL Prepared Statements in PHP
PHP supports MySQL prepared statements using the Mysqli (MySQL Improved) extension in PHP 5 via the MySQLi_STMT class. They are fairly easy to use once you get used to the differences from writing raw SQL statements. This tutorial will explain how to use prepared statements.
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