Quick reference cards...

[Mr. Analog]

 Language quick references, everything from Java to HTML to C (no COBOL though )

[Tonnica]

 Now those some nice tiger scrolls! I think I might print out the MySQL one especially just so I can reference the function names quickly. Thanks for the link!

[Darren Dirt]

 

Now those some nice tiger scrolls! I think I might print out the MySQL one especially just so I can reference the function names quickly. Thanks for the link!

Tiger scrolls... haha I actually get that joke


PS: Pretty impressive for a deceased 24 character (sorry if that's a spoiler for those who haven't watched all of Season 4), he still managed to contribute one of these...

Tcl/Tk Tcl/Tk Sripting Language Quick Reference  Paul Raines

^ "Scripting"? I guess, for a dead guy, you can't epect prefect speeling


Seriously though, nice link - gonna definitely print off the PHP since I'm starting to learn it...

[Mr. Analog]

 If you liked that, then brace yourself for the Hello World Collection!

[Darren Dirt]

 Hey kids!

Ever need to know what the PHP equivalent of Perl function XYZZY is?

Can't remember the syntax for function calls in that language you haven't touched for 5 years?

Ever wonder if Java does or does not have a built in function to generate a string that is just a certain character repeated?*

What's this about?

Language Designers:  Looking for operator or function names? Well have a look at the following and remember using existing one may ease the transition

Language Users: You know one language and want to find the corresponding operator or function in another language

Language lovers: Want to know the various ways people invented for commenting/assigning/...?

merd.sourceforge.net/pixel/language-study/syntax-across-languages/

^ The above is like a TOC linking to each page. If you for some reason want it all on a single, freakin' huge page, click here


* PS: NOPE, no "String=repeat(intCount, strChar)" - see the page covering String functions

And hey wow look at this alphabetical list of languages!

[Shayne]

 Nice find MrA

[Shayne]

 On further inspection, a few that i would use are sorta useless.  the php one is rather antiquated.  It referances $HTTP_GET_VARS, which really is bad form as the $_GET is the perfered and modern method.

I dont understand the choice of the ODBC functions instead of the MySQL functions as well.  LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP....

Not bad in a pinch i guess, like an exam

[Darren Dirt]

On further inspection, a few that i would use are sorta useless.  the php one is rather antiquated.  It referances $HTTP_GET_VARS, which really is bad form as the $_GET is the perfered and modern method.

I dont understand the choice of the ODBC functions instead of the MySQL functions as well.  LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP....

Not bad in a pinch i guess, like an exam

Yeah, I noticed the PHP quickref had a complete absence of array functions, even the most basic ones (which would have been handy to have on the printed page for when I was just starting out) but hey I guess I get the bonus of all those user comments/examples when I keep going to http://ca.php.net/

It seems like PHP has 2 or 3 ways of dealing with those kind of system variables, and there are different opinions of which is the "antiquated" method and which is the more suggested flavour-of-the-month ... IMHO.

[Shayne]

It seems like PHP has 2 or 3 ways of dealing with those kind of system variables, and there are different opinions of which is the "antiquated" method and which is the more suggested flavour-of-the-month ... IMHO.

While i can sorta agree...

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.vari....predefined.php

...this would be the actual documentation  i much perfer $_GET, $_POST, $_SESSION, etc over the old system.