Test Status
      PHPRANDOMTEST
      (A) Local variables
      (B) Function parameters
      (C) Hidden variables
      (D) Global variables
      (A) Random_array()
      (B) array_random()
      (C) Rand_array()
      (D) array_rand()
      (A) $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
      (B) $_SERVER['HTTP_VARIENT']
      (C) $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
      (D) $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']
      (A) Shell syntax - #
      (B) Multiline Comment /* ------------- */
      (C) Both of above
      (D) None of above
      (A) PHP interfaces to the MySQL database,and you should transfer any data in Oracle or Sybase to MySQL if you want to use PHP on the data.
      (B) PHP interfaces to a number of relational databases such as MySQL, Oracle and Sybase but the interface differs in each case.
      (C) PHP interfaces to a number of relational databases such as MySQL, Oracle and Sybase. A wrapper layer is provided so that code written for one database can easily be transferred to another if you later switch your database engine.
      (D) There's little code in PHP to help you interface to databases, but there's no reason why you can't write such code if you want to.
      (A) Because the included code will be embedded in a PHP execution block, the PHP execution block, the PHP escape tags ( aren't required on the file to be includeD.
      (B) Any code found within an included file will inherit the variable scope of the location of its caller
      (C) For the inclusion of remote files the allow-url-pope must be enabled ad URL wrapper must be supported
      (D) Including a file produces the same result as copying the data from the file specified into the location in which the statement appears.
      (A) out a message asking your user to "telnet" in to the server and copy the file for you
      (B) Open the input and output files, and use read() and write() to copy the data block by block until read() returns a zero
      (C) Use the built in copy() function
      (D) Use "exec" to run an operating system command such as cp (Unix, Linux) or copy (Windows)
      (A) a fatal error, and the script will stop
      (B) a warning, but the script will continue execution
      (C) None of the above