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Category Archives: OOP
Javascript Associative Array Quiz Tutorial
We consolidate yesterday’s Javascript Associative Array Primer Tutorial with today’s HTML and Javascript web application where we use Javascript objects as a way to have associative array thoughts permeate your client side web application logic. Today we … add a … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, OOP, Tutorials
Tagged associative array, canvas, CSS, DOM, eval, HTML, Javascript, linked list, object, OOP, programming, rotation, tutorial
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Javascript Associative Array Primer Tutorial
Today’s HTML and Javascript web application uses Javascript objects as a way to have associative array thoughts permeate your client side web application logic. The idea of an associative array has a lot of appeal, in the same way we … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, OOP, Tutorials
Tagged associative array, canvas, DOM, eval, HTML, Javascript, linked list, object, OOP, programming, tutorial
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PHP Namespace Primer Tutorial
The concept of a namespace exists in several computer languages, but of those, today we start on a discussion of its encapsulation role with PHP. A great source of information for information about PHP namespaces is this great link from … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, OOP, Tutorials
Tagged class, constant, encapsulation, function, namespace, PHP, programming, tutorial
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PHP Object Interface Primer Tutorial
Today we are going to show a PHP example of object “interface”, and we like the excerpt from the useful link below, which discusses the same “database” interface idea as we are going to tackle today … The point is … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, OOP, Tutorials
Tagged Apache, class, database, interface, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, MAMP, MySql, object, OOP, PHP, phpMyAdmin, PostgreSQL, programming, tutorial, web server
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PHP Abstract Class Primer Tutorial
PHP can be written with a functional approach or an Object Oriented (OOPS) approach, and today, we show some OOP approach ideas such as … an abstract class “via abstract class [className] { }“ another polymorphic (syntax) idea “via public … Continue reading
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Tagged class, inheritance, object, OOP, PHP, programming, tutorial
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PHP Polymorphic Thoughts Primer Tutorial
We have mentioned the word “polymorphic” at this blog … and we weren’t sneezing m’lord … and you may wonder with the avid PHP fan base here why we don’t talk about “polymorphism” regarding PHP? Or maybe not … but … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, OOP, Tutorials
Tagged object, OOP, PHP, polymorphism, programming, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?