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PHP Tutorial #2 – Variables and comments

Posted on July 4, 2010July 5, 2010 by OD


Remember this video has been uploaded in full HD, 1280X720 (720P)! If you have a good internet connection please view in HD for better viewing. In this lesson we will show you the some of the items needed in everyday PHP programming, variables and comments. A short overview about what is talked about in the video: -PHP comments. -PHP variables (Strings [text], Integers [numbers], and some variable rules). Thank you for watching. PS: You can now see this tutorial on the XCodec Official gallery, gallery.thexcodec.com

1 thought on “PHP Tutorial #2 – Variables and comments”

  1. abumirror says:
    July 5, 2010 at 12:47 AM

    am 1st. . ya its good. .

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