Guide to HTML, JavaScript and PHP, 2011
For Scientists and Engineers

This book enables readers to quickly develop a working knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and PHP. The text emphasizes a hands-on approach to learning and makes extensive use of examples. A detailed science, engineering, or mathematics background is not required to understand the material, making the book ideally suitable for self-study or an introductory course in programming. Features: describes the creation and use of HTML documents; presents fundamental concepts of client-side and server-side programming languages; examines JavaScript and PHP implementation of arrays, built-in and user-defined methods and functions, math capabilities, and input processing with HTML forms; extends programming fundamentals to include reading and writing server-based files, command-line interfaces, and an introduction to GD graphics; appendices include a brief introduction to using a ?pseudocode? approach to organizing solutions to computing problems; includes a Glossary and an extensive set of programming exercises.

Enables readers to quickly develop a working knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and PHP Emphasizes a hands-on approach to learning and makes extensive use of examples Includes a Glossary and an extensive set of programming exercises Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras