PHP Video Tutorial 3: Basic Syntax and Comments
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HTML 4/XHTML 1.0 Tag List
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DTD referrs to the doc type and indicated which tags are allowed F = Frameset, S = Strict T = Transitional.
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PHP #5: More Loops
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There are a few other types of loops in addition to while loops that we learned about in Part 4.
Do-While Loop
A do-while loop is very similar to a while loop. The only difference is that the condition is evaluated after each loop iteration, rather than before. The syntax is like this:
123do {
// More >
PHP Video Tutorial 8: Comparison and Logical Operators
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PHP Video Tutorial 7: If-Else Statements
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PHP Video Tutorial 6: Newlines in Strings
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PHP Video Tutorial 5: Variable Types
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PHP Video Tutorial 4: Variables and Constants
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PHP Video Tutorial 2: Includes and Requires
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PHP #3: If, Else If, Else Statements
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Welcome to part 3 of these basics of PHP tutorials. In this part, we are going to learn how to make if statements.
The syntax for an if statement look like this:
123if (condition) {
//Run this code if condition is true
}
Where it says “condition” we insert a Boolean expression, an expression that either has More >
