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LECTURE BREAKUP OF PHP MYSQL

PHP+MYSQL
  1. Introduction
  2. Basic Syntax
  3. Variable & it's Scope
  4. I/O & Comment  
  5. String & it's Function
  6. Operator & Expression
  7. Decision Control
  8. Case Control
  9. Loop Control
  10. Arrays & Function
  11. Form Handling
  12. State Management - Cookies
  13. State Management - Session
  14. Mail Concept
  15. Working with File
  16. Date/Time Functions

  1. Introduction
  2. MySQL Environment
  3. Database Concept
  4. Datatype
  5. Query processing Statements 
  6. Query processing based on condition
  7. Database Connectivity
  8. Database Operation With GUI
  9. Import/Export Database

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