I like tutors that elaborate on a topic instead of just writing a code on the screen, giving spontaneous remarks and asking viewers to follow their steps. Thank you!
Thank you very much. I have been wondering how prepared statements work for quite a while, but no other single video presents them comprehensively as a concept; your video answered all the questions I have had.
This is an awesome channel because you are an awesome IT teacher....i dont know why youtube is saying that when people go to youtube for educational purposes
Hi Eli. What do you think about combining stored procedures with prepared statements. I think it would improve performance, since MySQL can optimize the execution of the stored procedure.
I’m terribly confused by what the symbol -> does. I see this used in code and have no idea what it means and when to use it. Can you please explain it.
Since PHP uses the dot . as a concatenation operator,[1] it uses the arrow -> where most other languages would use a dot to access a property or method of an object. It’s technically called the “object operator” but most people call it the arrow (or “arrow operator” or, following JavaScript, the “single-arrow operator”)
@@gustavopacheco919 I've read numerous threads on what actually means to be and your explanation made it clear immediately. Thanks a lot, all I need to know was it's basically the . from other languages.
It's been a while that I watched a video from you and it was decent. I must confess I unsubscribed after watching you in a crazy video which you were in airport and talking gibberish! I thought you had lost your mind! I subscribe again.
Not sure where the dislikes on a video like this would come from. Are these people trying to say they don't like security, or don't like learning? Maybe it's because your example only showed two genders? I know some people can be awfully touchy about that sort of thing. xD
I like tutors that elaborate on a topic instead of just writing a code on the screen, giving spontaneous remarks and asking viewers to follow their steps. Thank you!
Thank you very much. I have been wondering how prepared statements work for quite a while, but no other single video presents them comprehensively as a concept; your video answered all the questions I have had.
This is an awesome channel because you are an awesome IT teacher....i dont know why youtube is saying that when people go to youtube for educational purposes
tyvm for helping me understand the realm of SQL :)
Hi Eli. What do you think about combining stored procedures with prepared statements. I think it would improve performance, since MySQL can optimize the execution of the stored procedure.
Is mysql_prepare same with the store procedure in MySQL
I’m terribly confused by what the symbol -> does. I see this used in code and have no idea what it means and when to use it. Can you please explain it.
Since PHP uses the dot . as a concatenation operator,[1] it uses the arrow -> where most other languages would use a dot to access a property or method of an object. It’s technically called the “object operator” but most people call it the arrow (or “arrow operator” or, following JavaScript, the “single-arrow operator”)
@@gustavopacheco919 I've read numerous threads on what actually means to be and your explanation made it clear immediately. Thanks a lot, all I need to know was it's basically the . from other languages.
5:01 he says, "doodoo." *snicker*
Thank you so much 🥳💯
show. very good explanaition!
Thank you sir!
It's been a while that I watched a video from you and it was decent. I must confess I unsubscribed after watching you in a crazy video which you were in airport and talking gibberish! I thought you had lost your mind! I subscribe again.
Not sure where the dislikes on a video like this would come from. Are these people trying to say they don't like security, or don't like learning?
Maybe it's because your example only showed two genders? I know some people can be awfully touchy about that sort of thing. xD
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