This is a discussion on Learning PHP within the alt.comp.lang.php forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; A tool for learning PHP: http://www.yoyobrain.com/subjects/show/3120 If you try a learning drill, the site ...
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A tool for learning PHP: http://www.yoyobrain.com/subjects/show/3120
If you try a learning drill, the site will quiz you on the language to help you learn more efficiently. Our developers have found this method of learning programming languages useful, so they are building YoYoBrain- any feedback you have on the site is appreciated. Best, Elizabeth |
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On Jul 29, 9:23*pm, Elizabeth Barnwell <elizabethbarnw...@gmail.com>
wrote: > A tool for learning PHP Nice idea. I find flashcards to be the easiest way to learn things by heart. The paper version is probably better, though. It takes a very long time to load (minutes). The questions are of low quality. Such as this one: Command to dynamically write content into a generated HTML page. The answer is echo(). However, echo() is not so "dynamic" that is allows me to write content to a page which is already generated. Furthermore, it is not specific to HTML. The format of the answers is wrong. It is probably missing < >. Did you put a ; in >? echo( ); ex: ?php echo( "h1Hello world/h1" ); ? The "Click to show the answer" does not work. |