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CSH/KSH/PHP Numerical Bubble Sort Tutorial
Here is a tutorial that follows up on yesterday’s C++ Xcode Numerical Bubble Sort Tutorial as shown below, in an “oh, I forgot” moment to make the link between the programming language C (and then C++) and its relationship to … Continue reading →
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Tagged awk, c shell, C++, command line, CSH, curl, exec, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, PHP, programming, scripting, software, tutorial, unix, Web Application, web browsing, webpage
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PHP Blog Summary Follow Up Tutorial
To my mind there are two big advantages to the use of the id= HTML parameter usage: you can manipulate HTML via Javascript DOM in terms of individual HTML objects or elements (or tags, if you like) you can use … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, blog, Did you know, DOM, exec, file_put_contents, hashtag, jQuery, json_decode, Linux, navigation, operating system, PHP, programming, sortable, tutorial
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PHP Blog Summary Primer Tutorial
There are two things that often happen for programmers: they break a job into its components (often immediately jumping to list the biggest “worry”) they look for ways to achieve the job faster and more reliably (ideas regarding code reuse … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, blog, Did you know, exec, file_put_contents, jQuery, json_decode, Linux, operating system, PHP, programming, sortable, tutorial
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Apache CentOS WebServer and The Three Ps Primer Tutorial
Today’s tutorial shows a web scenario that utilizes The Three P’s with the rjmprogramming.com.au Apache CentOS web server ( at http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/ ), building on the previous relevant Apache WebServer on Mac and The Three P’s Primer Tutorial, as shown below, … Continue reading →
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Tagged CentOS, exec, Macbeth, media, Perl, PHP, programming, Python, Shakespeare, The Three P's, tutorial, webserver
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Linux diff Primer Tutorial
The Linux (or unix) command diff is a powerful command line tool that does file comparisons at the command line of a Linux (or unix) operating system. When you are coding this type of tool can be very important. You … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, diff, exec, Linux, PHP, programming, tutorial, unix
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