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BCA 401 WEB DEVELOPMENT USING PHP

  • What is PHP? Explain its PHP’s strengths
  • Explain the difference of client side scripting and server side scripting
  • Explain the difference of ECHO and PRINT function
  • Explain the rules of variables naming Conventions
  • Explain any four PHP date function with example
  • Explain any four string handling function with example
  • Explain any two math function with example
  • Write detail note of PHP operators
  • Explain any two conditional structure in PHP with example
  • Write a note on Array in PHP
  • Explain any five string function with example
  • Explain lopping structure with example
  • Explain constant
  • Write a note on user define function in PHP
  • Explain any four array function with example
  • Explain any five file handling functions with example
  • Explain any four variable function with example
  • Explain static and global variables in PHP


Practical List

  • Write the PHP script that prints the division table of 1 to 10.
  • Write the PHP script that prints the Multiplication table of number 5.
  • Write the PHP script that demonstrates the use of Static Variable.
  • Write the PHP script that demonstrates the use of global Keyword.
  • Write PHP script that find odd and even number for you.
  • Write PHP script that Prints the Fibonacci series for you.
  • Write PHP script that demonstrates the string handling Function.
  • Write PHP Script that demonstrates the array in PHP.

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