This assignment aims to demonstrate the ability to create a data-driven PHP page and to use superglobal arrays. Write a PHP script that lets the user view, insert, and update student information as shown in Figure Below. Create a Student Class that holds the student information. The data are stored in a separate file called "data.in.php" as an association array in which the key is student ID and the value is the student object. At the beginning initialize the array with at least five student objects. - View: The user sends the student ID to the script, which returns an HTML form filled with the student's details, which are stored in the student array that has been initialized in the "data.in.php" file. - Insert: The user sends the student data to the script which instantiates a student object and inserts it into the student array; but making sure the student is not stored in the array. If the student stored return an error message to inform the user. - Update: The user sends the new student's information to the script which modifies the student information in the student array. Placement of Assignment Files - You must submit your files to CS Host. - In the "public_html" folder, create a sub-folder called assTwo, and then upload all the assignments files to it. - You must update your home page (index.htm) file by adding a link to assignment Two main page. - Also, you must compress (Zipped) all the assignment's Two files to a file named assTwo-stID.zip and submit them to ITC before the due date. You must submit your work before the due date which is on 04/01/2024 at 22:00 PM, by uploading it to the CS host and submitting it to the ITC,

This assignment aims to demenstrate the ability to create a data-driven PHP page and to use superglobal arrays. Write a PHP script that lets the user view, insert, and update student information as shown in Figure Below. Create a Student Class that hoids the student information. The data are stored in a separate file called "data in php" as an association array in which the key is student iD and the value is the student object. At the beginning initialige the array with at least the student objects. - View: The user sends the student iD to the script, which returns an HTML form filled with the student's details, which are stored in the student array that has been initialized in the "data in. php" file. - Insert: The user sends the student data to the script which instantiates a student object and inserts it into the student arrary; but making sure the student is not stored in the array. If the student stored return an error message to inform the user. - Update: The user sends the new student's information to the script which modifies the student information in the student array. Placement of Assignment Files - You must submit your files to CS Host. - In the "public. html" folder, create a sub-folder called assTwo, and then upload all the assignments files to it. - You must update your home page (index.htm) file by adding a link re ossignment Twe main nage. - Also, you must compress (Zipoed) all the assignment's Two files to a file named assTwo-stiD. zip and submit them to ftC before the due date. 1. You must submit your work before the due date which is on 0401/2024 at 22.00pM, by uploading it to the CS hast and subenitting it to the ITC, This assignment aims to demonstrate the ability to create a data-driven PHP page and to use superglobal arrays. Write a PHP script that lets the user view, insert, and update student information as shown in Figure Below. Create a Student Class that holds the student information. The data are stored in a separate file called "data in.php" as an association array in which the key is student ID and the value is the student object. At the beginning initialige the array with at least the student objects. - View: The user sends the student iD to the script, which returns an HTML form filled with the student's details, which are stored in the student array that has been initialized in the "data in. php" file. - Insert: The user sends the student data to the script which instantiates a student object and inserts it into the student array; but making sure the student is not stored in the array. If the student stored return an error message to inform the user. - Update: The user sends the new student's information to the script which modifies the student information in the student array. Placement of Assignment Files - You must submit your files to CS Host. - In the "public.. htmi" folder, create a sub-folder called assTwo, and then upload all the assignments files to it. - You must update your home page (index.htm) file by addfing a link re ossignmeat Twe moin nage. - Also, you must compress (Zipoed) all the assignment's Two files to a file named assTwo-stiD. zip and submit them to ItC before the due date. 1. You must submit your work before the due date which is on 0401/2024 at 22.00pM, by uploading it to the CS host and subenitting it to the ITC