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Practice Questions: HTML & PHP: For Example

This document provides 4 practice questions to test skills with HTML forms, PHP scripts, and object-oriented PHP. The questions cover: 1) Creating an HTML form to accept a user name and displaying it with PHP; 2) Displaying string values in a PHP-generated table; 3) Creating an HTML form with questions and a PHP program to respond incorporating the user's answers; 4) Defining a Calculator class to perform basic math operations like addition and multiplication on two passed values.

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Practice Questions: HTML & PHP: For Example

This document provides 4 practice questions to test skills with HTML forms, PHP scripts, and object-oriented PHP. The questions cover: 1) Creating an HTML form to accept a user name and displaying it with PHP; 2) Displaying string values in a PHP-generated table; 3) Creating an HTML form with questions and a PHP program to respond incorporating the user's answers; 4) Defining a Calculator class to perform basic math operations like addition and multiplication on two passed values.

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Practice Questions: HTML & PHP

1. Create a simple HTML form and accept the user name and display the name through PHP
echo statement.
2. Write a PHP script to display string, values within a table.
3. Write an HTML file that contains a form and a PHP program that processes the data from
the form. The form should contain some questions that the user can answer, and the PHP
program should produce a response that incorporates the user's answers in some way.
4. Write a PHP Calculator class which will accept two values as arguments, then add them,
subtract them, multiply them together, or divide them on request.
For example :
$mycalc = new MyCalculator( 12, 6);
echo $mycalc- > add(); // Displays 18
echo $mycalc- > multiply(); // Displays 72

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