PHP Exercise 1-1

1. Create a folder named PHPEx1 on your h drive or on your home computer if you are completing this at home. Create a new html document in your text editor.
2. Be sure to include all the appropriate html tags for a basic document. Add id comments at the top containing: your name, the date, and the words PHP Exercise 1-1
3. Add the PHP script delimiters to the document body:

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4. Add the following statements to the script section: $InterestRate1 = .0725; $InterestRate2 = .0750; $InterestRate3 = .0775; $InterestRate4 = .0800; $InterestRate5 = .0825; $InterestRate6 = .0850; $InterestRate7 = .0875;
5. Using the array() construct, modify the statements you added in the preceding step so the variables are saved in an array named $RatesArray Add statements to the program that display the contents of each array element. You can use any method you wish multiple echo statements or a loop.
6. Save the document as InterestArray.php inside the folder PHPEx1. In order to test this you will need to save the document to your development web server. Create a folder called ClassEx and store these exercise files in that folder.

PHP Exercise 1-1 1. Create a folder named PHPEx1 on your h drive or on your home computer if you are completing this at home. Create a new html document in your text editor. 2. Be sure to include all the appropriate html tags for a basic document. Add id comments at the top containing: your name, the date, and the words PHP Exercise 1-1 3. Add the PHP script delimiters to the document body: