PHP e-Book's MCQs - Complete
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MCQ:
The meaning of superglobal arrays is it can be
- Referenced inside a function
- Referenced outside of function
- Used without declaring global first
- All of them
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More MCQs from PHP Textbook
Stacks and Queues Test 398
Object Oriented Programming Test 399
Cookies Test 400
Randomness Test 401
Understanding PHP Configuration Test 402
PHP Superglobal Arrays Test 403
Cookies Test 404
Configuration Issues Test 405
Hashing using MD5 Test 406
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Database Management System Test Questions
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- Database Constraints and Relational Schemas App's MCQs: When foreign key refers to a tuple which does not
- Advantages of DBMS App's MCQ: In large database management applications, theses customary constraints are classified
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PHP Quiz Questions
- Multidimensional Arrays App's Quiz: $multi_array [1] [2] [3] [4] = "I am working on PHP"; will create
- File Reading and Writing Functions App's MCQs: If a file already exists symbol r+ is used for
- Network Functions App's MCQs: Syslog function is an example of
- Understanding PHP Configuration App's Quiz: Which is most important thing in configuration of PHP?
- Perl Compatible Regular Expressions App's MCQ: All these functions are preg_quote ( ), preg_grep ( ),