Q1. Labwork #2Q1.For this PHP exercise, write a script using the following variables:$x=80;$y=20;Use separated print statements to calculate and print the following statements:The multiplication of 80 and 20 is 1600.The division of 80 by 20 results 4.The remainder of 80 after the divison by 20 is 0.When 20 reduced from 80 the result is 60.When we add 80 by 20 the result is 100.ps. When you change the value of variables $x and $y the output must be dynamically changed. As a hint usevariables while preparing the output.Q2.Write a script that will visit each character of a string and concatenate the characters of the string to form a wordbackward. At the end, your script must display:Yes, a palindromeOrNo, your word is not a palindrome.Palindrome: is a word or sentence that reads the same forward as it does backward. Example civic, radar,rotor.ps. use strlen to find the length of a string.Restriction: Can not use strrevo function.Q3.For this PHP exercise, write a script using the following variables:$x=2;$exp=20;The script will display the power of $x starting from 0 up to Sexp using the format below:The power of 2s2⁰=12¹=22²-42³-824=1622⁰-1048576ps. When you change the value of variables $x and Sexp the output must be dynamically.changed.pow($base Sexponent) function could be used.

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Q1. For this PHP exercise, write a script using the following variables: $x=80; $y=20; Use separated print statements to calculate and print the following statements: The multiplication of 80 and 20 is 1600. The division of 80 by 20 results 4. The remainder of 80 after the divison by 20 is 0. When 20 reduced from 80 the result is 60. When we add 80 by 20 the result is 100. ps. When you change the value of variables $x and Sy the output must be dynamically changed. As a hint use variables while preparing the output.

Q1. For this PHP exercise, write a script using the following variables: $x=80; $y=20; Use separated print statements to calculate and print the following statements: The multiplication of 80 and 20 is 1600. The division of 80 by 20 results 4. The remainder of 80 after the divison by 20 is 0. When 20 reduced from 80 the result is 60. When we add 80 by 20 the result is 100. ps. When you change the value of variables $x and Sy the output must be dynamically changed. As a hint use variables while preparing the output.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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