PHP Coding Made Easier – Using Loops – A PHP Guide

25 Nov, 2011  |  Written by  |  under Guides, PHP, Tips and Tricks

php_loopsOver the last couple of weeks I have been writing blog posts about using PHP Loops. So now in total I have actually written five (5) posts explaining all about loops in PHP and how we use them.

So, I thought to myself why not release just one more blog post about PHP loops that clearly states what I have done and links them all together for anyone to easily reference from or to. :)

To start off with here is a basic overview of loops:

Loops, which are used frequently in program, set up a block of statements that repeat. Sometimes, the loop repeats a specified number of times. For instance, a loop to echo all the state capitals needs to repeat 50 times. Sometimes, the loop repeats until a certain condition exists.

I personally have written 5 blog posts about using PHP loops and here is the list of what I actually cover:

I describe each of these loops and actions in detail in my above linked blog posts. So go ahead and knock yourself out readers. If you need any additional information or suggestions just use the comments at the bottom of each blog post to start the conversation going.

I will always reply to my readers and most of the time it is within the hour as everything comes directly to my mobile phone. If I am busy it might take me a while longer but I really hope my PHP Loops blog posts really introduce loops in a very entertaining manner for you.

4 Responses so far | Have Your Say!

  1. richard bovingdon  |  December 22nd, 2011 at 9:36 am #

    fantastic collection of articles shaun thanks

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  2. john  |  December 22nd, 2011 at 9:37 am #

    thanks for all the help shaun, great info on your site have added myself to your rss feed

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  3. jason  |  December 22nd, 2011 at 9:37 am #

    great posts shaun and thanks for linking them all together here so it makes it easier to follow them cheers

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  4. snazzyman  |  December 22nd, 2011 at 9:39 am #

    great links shaun understood everything you said and really helped me in my programming journey. i only just started learning and things like this really help. will keep popping back to see all your other posts thanks again shaun and thanks for the help with my project by the way on devnetwork ;)

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