Question: QUESTION 28 Function names are case sensitive. True False QUESTION 29 The primary use of the include and require statements is to reuse content on
QUESTION 28
Function names are case sensitive.
True
False
QUESTION 29
"The primary use of the include and require statements is to reuse content on multiple web pages by allowing you to insert the content of an external file, called an include file, in your PHP scripts."
True
False
QUESTION 30
In the following function header, what are $soup and $cheese called?
function getStuff($soup = ""tomato"", $cheese = ""Velveta"") {...
| global parameters | ||
| default parameters | ||
| arguments | ||
| default arguments |
QUESTION 31
What does the variable y hold?
$x = "person5@xyz.com"; $y = strpos($x, "@");
| 7 | ||
| FALSE | ||
| 8 | ||
| 6 |
QUESTION 32
Will this work as a function header?
function getStuff($soup = "tomato", $cheese) { ...
| no | ||
| yes | ||
| under certain circumstances |
QUESTION 33
What does this code output?
$x = explode("=", "fe=fi=fo=fum"); echo $x[1];
| fi | ||
| +f0+ | ||
| +fi | ||
| nothing | ||
| fo+ |
QUESTION 34
Which of the following is NOT true of using printf()?
| a floating point number is subtituted for %f | ||
| a string is subtituted for %s | ||
| a decimal integer is subtituted for %d | ||
| a hexadecimal number is subtituted for %h |
QUESTION 35
"What is the value of $y when this code runs?
$x = "Betelgeuse not Beetlejuice"; $z = "orange"; $y = str_replace("Beetle", $z, $x);
| Betelgeuse not Orangejuice | ||
| Betelgeuse not BeetleBeetle | ||
| Betelgeuse not Orange | ||
| Betelgeuse not Orange juice |
QUESTION 36
What is the difference between passing an argument by reference and passing it by value?
| "passing by value sends a copy, passing by reference sends an address to the function." | ||
| "passing by value passes a global variable, passing by reference sends a local variable." | ||
| "passing by value sends an address, passing by reference sends a copy to the function." | ||
| there is no difference |
QUESTION 37
"What does the variable $y hold?
$x = "Betelgeuse not Beetlejuice"; $y = strpbrk($x, "ji");
| Betelgeuse not Beetle | ||
| juice | ||
| 0 | ||
| -1 | ||
| ice |
QUESTION 38
A function must have at least one parameter.
True
False
QUESTION 39
"What does this code output?
$x = array("one", "two", "three"); echo implode("@", $x);"
| @one@two@three@ | ||
| one@two@three | ||
| one two three | ||
| one@,two@,three |
QUESTION 40
The include directive allows inserting an external file into a php page.
True
False
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