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ok, this isnt really a question about php (altho, ill have many later on) but im so happy that im finally learning php. my friend @ work is teaching me a few basics and all giddy about it! *eeP eeP*

did anyone else feel this way when learning php or any other language at that??

I had to teach it all to myself... so no. But I am no programerer... heh... I get that way about Pictures I paint!

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I've had to teach myself a bunch of different languages, but mostly they all just fill me with frustration. Great possibilities, but also, frustration. (Javascript is a great example of this! :-) PHP was the first language I can recall where I got REALLY EXCITED!!! Damn, it was so easy to do things I *know* are really difficult, having dealt with similar issues before in other server-side languages. Sweet! You're in for a fun ride, no doubt. Enjoy!

Your pal, -doc-



[This message has been edited by DocOzone (edited 03-25-2002).]

I've been playing in PHP for 9 days now. When I started I was told by a friend that the hardest part of PHP is understanding that its not really that hard to learn... its hard to wrap your mind around the fact its not that complicated.

TekFusion:

I know what you mean. I started learning it a couple of days ago. Just getting stuff off of PHP.NET and stuff. My copy of firepages had a PHP manual with it so that helps a lot too.

I don't know why I didn't start learning it a long time ago, but hey. . . better late than never.

I don't know anyone that can help me on a person to person basis so I would take full advantage of that.

Later,
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~Binary is best~

Yes, I've felt that several times I *love* PHP and wait until you start integrating that with a database... yummy!!!

. . : newThing

i know that im only scratching the surface as of right now, but to begin learning this language is enough motivation and inspiration to keep with it.

i can only imagine how wonderful this program can be @ times

php = simply amazing

It's a great springboard to more powerful languages too because it let's you ease into the syntax of Perl, Java, C, C++ and others without forcing you to understand the hardcore programming concepts that are often confusing at first.

-jiblet