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- Thread starter cheatpark
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That's just the beginning. :devious2:
Can PHP [not GTK, that's seperate] be used to write actual programs, rather than just pages? i.e. I've seen someone actually write a Perl AIM bot and store its data in a mySQL database
I don't like PHP because it integrates itself within HTML pages. Simple. Some people may like that, but I find it rather annoying. You can also do #!/usr/bin/php, but what's the point? :devious2:
Can PHP [not GTK, that's seperate] be used to write actual programs, rather than just pages? i.e. I've seen someone actually write a Perl AIM bot and store its data in a mySQL database
I don't like PHP because it integrates itself within HTML pages. Simple. Some people may like that, but I find it rather annoying. You can also do #!/usr/bin/php, but what's the point? :devious2:
I think this is what you're supposed to make out of it:
1) MindRash doesn't know Perl, whatever he tries writing is wrong and produces errors, so therefore he thinks it must be Perl's fault.
2) MindRash can't remember to click the radio button that says "ASCII" before uploading.
3) MindRash has yet to figure out you can very easily use MySQL in Perl.
He's quite hard on himself, isn't he?
1) MindRash doesn't know Perl, whatever he tries writing is wrong and produces errors, so therefore he thinks it must be Perl's fault.
2) MindRash can't remember to click the radio button that says "ASCII" before uploading.
3) MindRash has yet to figure out you can very easily use MySQL in Perl.
He's quite hard on himself, isn't he?
hmm...dusty has a problem, this is a discussion, not a flaming war...but looks like thats what its going to turn into.
And y4es I do know a bit of perl, I just find it very picky and I always forget to clock the lil ASCII button. My fault I guess but still annoying. Bottom line -> Anyone who has been living in a cave for the last year will love Perl, apart from that PHP rocks.
And y4es I do know a bit of perl, I just find it very picky and I always forget to clock the lil ASCII button. My fault I guess but still annoying. Bottom line -> Anyone who has been living in a cave for the last year will love Perl, apart from that PHP rocks.
Mind you, MindRash, I have used PHP before. It looks quite stupid, if you ask me. You still haven't given a justification for why PHP is better than Perl. Why, because, everything is laid out for you in "easy-to-remember" function names? Oh no, I can't remember to do a use DBI;, therefore I need to use PHP. mysql_connect(), here I come!
Actually, this seems a bit more appropriate:
UNIX System V ROTFLMAO is Perl
RedHat 7.1 ROTFLMAO is PHP
Anyway, you still haven't given me one reason why PHP is better than Perl. Is having a bad memory a good reason to use PHP? Even then, that person will be bound to forget it. :confused2
UNIX System V ROTFLMAO is Perl
RedHat 7.1 ROTFLMAO is PHP
Anyway, you still haven't given me one reason why PHP is better than Perl. Is having a bad memory a good reason to use PHP? Even then, that person will be bound to forget it. :confused2
megapuzik
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PHP isnt better then PERL, and PERL isnt better then PHP (confused: ))
PHP is great
PERL is great
[ASP sucks :biggrin2: ]
PHP can do the same thing like PERL (in server side scripting) and PERL can do the same thing like PHP. (confused: ))
so whats the point you ask ??
there is no point, use whatever you want....
confused: ))PHP is great
PERL is great
[ASP sucks :biggrin2: ]
PHP can do the same thing like PERL (in server side scripting) and PERL can do the same thing like PHP. (
confused: ))so whats the point you ask ??
there is no point, use whatever you want....
