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    Recommedation for good books on learning PHP and MYSQL

    I have experience with C++ but urgent need had arisen for me to learn PHP and MYSQL.

    I know HTML, DHTML and standard SQL.

    What good books do you suggest for this? Any good tutorial links are also appreciated.
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    Re: Recommedation for good books on learning PHP and MYSQL

    Well, MySQL is very easy if you already know SQL.

    The best links for PHP would be the following...
    PHP.net Language Reference
    W3Schools PHP Tutorials
    Google Search for PHP Tutorial

    For MySQL...
    MySQL 5 Reference Manual
    MySQL 4 Reference Manual
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    Re: Recommedation for good books on learning PHP and MYSQL

    Quote Originally Posted by miteshpandey
    I have experience with C++ but urgent need had arisen for me to learn PHP and MYSQL.

    I know HTML, DHTML and standard SQL.

    What good books do you suggest for this? Any good tutorial links are also appreciated.
    In addition to the links already mentioned, I recommend downloading the Windows PHP Help file. Great Resource.

    If books are more your thing, here is a list of PHP and MySQL Books along with some reviews of each.

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    Re: Recommedation for good books on learning PHP and MYSQL

    When learning php and mysql I came across an excellent book called "PHP and MySQl for Dynamic Websites". Since then the second edition has been released which I have bought to get the latest information. It's generally for people who have never used the technologies before but it also has some excellent projects at the back on subjects such as content management and e-commerce.

    The O'reilly PHP Pocket reference is also a good little book (I'm thinking of investing in lots of that series) although I'm dissappointed that the mysqli functions aren't covered, only the mysql ones.

    Lastly, O'reilly's Essential PHP Security is a slim but useful text.

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