Calculates monthly payment on a loan using given data from a user form and this formula Monthly Payment= loan * rate / (1-(1/(1+rate)PaymentsNumber))

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A dynamic website the deals with car sales.

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A site that contains hints on php arrays and sorting using user-defined comparison functions

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A page for "students" to login on and perform various tasks, including:

enrol in classes

search for departments

search for students in a course

search for professors in a school

see the number of students in each course

see the number of professors in each school

search for students who have a specific professor

see the number of students enrolled in classes

(without working SQL)

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A variation on the task in Folder Five using session variables and hidden text boxes (without working SQL)

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Task 1: Create a shopping cart program

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Task 2:

Part A: Create a page in which when the user enters a string anything except digits are eliminated from it and the remaining part is converted to a Roman number

Part B: A site where a "student" uploads a file for a quiz and it is marked automatically and returns either a pass or a fail

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Task 3:

Part A: The user can see the name of html files, sorted by size

Part B: Dynamic Progress Bars, Simulating Graphical Charts and Paginations of Results on a Web Page

Part C: Searches for books in books.xml inside of a user defined price range

Part D: AJAX Live Search with an AJAX Database so the user can write the name of a product and the program helps them correctly and efficiently

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Task 4:

Part A: (i) Obtaining Multidimensional arrays of form data, (ii) accepting uploaded files, (iii) generating select statements, and requiring certain fields to be filled out are implemented in web pages frequently

Part B: Create a library website that allows users to see what items they borrowed, the due dates, search for existing items in the library and hold any item (without working SQL)

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Task 5:

Part A: Allows the user to see all files within a directory tree

Part B: Emails any customer that has delayed paying their debt by the due date (without working mailer - due to server load)

Part C: Takes an image, distorts the image and then displays it

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Task 6:

Part A: A recursive function for finding the smallest value in a multidimensional array

Part B: Can solve the Tower of Hanoi problem for any number of disks

Part C: A descending self-sorting binary tree

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Using the divide and conquer strategy, accept a number (m) less than or equal to six and create a board of size 2^m x 2^m, also accepts first position square.

Then solves the board using a tiles shaped like:

X

XX

Completes in black first, and then in random colours

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