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1.Php supports following database a) Solid & oracle b) mysql c) None of the above d) All of the above All of the above 2.php comments will be a) // b) /* fgfg */ c) All of the above d) First one ANS: All of the above 3.what is the output for the following script?
$s=”hihihi”; echo $s. “ welcome”.$s; a) syntax error b) runtime error c) all of the above d) hihihi welcome hihihi ANS: d 4.What is the output below mentioned <?php $findme = 'a'; $mystring2 = 'ABC'; $pos1 = stripos($mystring2, $findme); if ($pos1 === false) { echo "string is not matched"; } else {echo ‘ match found’;} ?> a) String not matched b) Match found c) All of the above d) None of the above ANS : b (note stripos) 5.What is the output here? <?php var_dump(0 == "a"); ?> a) false b) true c) error d) declaration error ANS : true 6.What output do you get here?
<?php $array=array(5,5,5); echo $r=array_pad($array,5,2); ?> Ans:Array NOTE: use 'foreach($r as $v)' then try to output value 'echo $v' or use Print_r($r) so if we make above script as <?php $array=array(5,5,5); $r=array_pad($array,5,2); foreach($r as $v) echo $v; ?> We get the output as 55522 7.What is scadir( )? ->>> List files and directories inside the specified path ->>> By default files order will be ascending ->>> make $f = scandir($direct, 1); it will display the files as descending order 8.What function would you use to redirect the browser to a new page? 1. redir() 2. header() 3. location() 4. redirect() ANS:header() 9.What function can you use to open a file for reading and writing? 1. fget(); 2. file_open(); 3. fopen(); 4. open_file(); ANS:fopen(); 10.How can you get round the stateless nature of HTTP using PHP?
ANS: using Sessions in PHP
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