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The document outlines an individual assignment that includes questions about PHP functions $_GET and $_POST, as well as session management functions session_start() and session_destroy(). It also describes the tasks for building a user login and registration system, detailing the necessary components such as front-end forms, PHP server-side code, and MySQL database interactions. The assignment emphasizes secure handling of user credentials and data validation.

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Individual Assignment

The document outlines an individual assignment that includes questions about PHP functions $_GET and $_POST, as well as session management functions session_start() and session_destroy(). It also describes the tasks for building a user login and registration system, detailing the necessary components such as front-end forms, PHP server-side code, and MySQL database interactions. The assignment emphasizes secure handling of user credentials and data validation.

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Individual Assignment (10%)

Write the appropriate brief answers for the following questions


1. Explain the difference between $_GET and $_POST in PHP with an example of when to use
each.
2. What is the difference between the session_start() and session_destroy() functions in PHP? Explain
with examples.

Design

1. Your task is to build a user login system for an online platform. The system should allow users
to log in securely using their credentials. Below are the three components you need to
implement:
a) Front-End Form (HTML):
• Design an HTML login form with fields for username and password.
b) PHP Server-Side Code:
• Write PHP code to Validate input (e.g., check if fields are not empty). Retrieve the user’s
password from the database based on the provided username.
c) Database Interaction (MySQL):
• Create a MySQL database named ‘db’ and a ‘users’ table with columns ‘id,’ ‘username,’
‘email,’ and ‘password’?”

2. Your task is to build a user registration system for an online platform. The system should allow
users to create accounts securely. Below are the three components you need to implement:

a) Front-End Registration Form (HTML):

✓ Design an HTML registration form with fields for name, email address, phone and
password.

b) PHP Server-Side Code:


✓ Write PHP code to validate input (e.g., check if fields are not empty, validate email
format).

✓ Handle any other necessary server-side validation.

c) Database Interaction (MySQL):

✓ Create a MySQL database named ‘db’.

✓ Set up a ‘users’ table with the following columns:

▪ id (auto-incrementing primary key)


▪ name
▪ email address
▪ phone
▪ password

Note: Please ensure that you submit this before the final exam.

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