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I learned ASP in college and the server I use doesn't allow ASP, but
they allow PHP. I heard they're a lot alike, just ASP is Microsoft and
PHP isn't. I was wondering how easy it would be for me to learn PHP if
I already know ASP?

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"PJ" <none@charter.net> wrote in message
news:uspgqbmv4dvsd2@corp.supernews.com...
> I learned ASP in college and the server I use doesn't allow ASP, but
> they allow PHP. I heard they're a lot alike, just ASP is Microsoft and
> PHP isn't. I was wondering how easy it would be for me to learn PHP if
> I already know ASP?

Well, you'd have to learn the syntax of PHP, it's a bit different from ASP.
Take a look at <http://www.php.net/manual/en/langref.php> and go trough the
pages. Then you should have en overview.

Allan E

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On Sat, 09 Nov 2002 02:11:55 -0600, PJ <none@charter.net> wrote:

>I learned ASP in college and the server I use doesn't allow ASP, but
>they allow PHP. I heard they're a lot alike, just ASP is Microsoft and
>PHP isn't. I was wondering how easy it would be for me to learn PHP if
>I already know ASP?

I moved from ASP to PHP some years back. It was a lot easier learning
PHP with the knowledge of ASP than learning ASP with no knowledge at
all. Just gotta get used to the different syntax. www.php.net is a great
site for looking up stuff.

Mvh. / Regards Stefan Bruhn
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