... face. 2. Bring your hands together, palms out. 3. Drop the outer three fingers of each hand, leaving the thumb and index finger extended. Gesture expressing approval and disapproval ... pointing, and using fingers to indicate number amounts. Other gestures are arbitrary and related to culture. Examples: Scratching the head Cupping the ear Gesture expressing approval and ... expression and gestures. It was developed by anthropologist Ray L. Birdwhistell in the 195s. Kinesics behaviors, direct body orientation, and the like. Examples: Shake hand Nodding and shaking...
... other parts of the world. Chapter 3: Gestures expressing offensive and profane in different cultures and environments 3.1 Misunderstanding and breakdowns caused by cross-culture: It is ... Misunderstanding occurs because the functions of paralinguistic forms vary culture to culture, and according to gender and age. For example: you can use thumb bite gesture in North America and ... Definition of gesture 17 Definition of offensive and profane 18 List of gestures expressing offensive and profane 19 Chapter 2: Gestures expressing offensive and profane Chin flick 20 Crotch grab...
... of PHP and MySQL, to make static HTML pages dynamic. The labs and exercises have been tested by myself, Marko, and our students. I think you will find this “by Example book a helpful and complete ... versions and/ or custom covers and content particular to your business, training goals, marketing focus, and branding interests. For more information, please contact: U.S. Corporate and Government ... 2.4.1. PHP on the Command Line UNIX and Linux users are normally more familiar with working at the command line than Windows or Mac users. Executing PHP at the command line requires that you...
... variable that will be assigned to the new variable; for example, $ref = & $old;. See Example 4.14 and it’s output in Figure 4.17. Example 4.14. <html><head><title>References</title></head> ... $husband = "Honey"; // Assign the value "Honey" to $husband 2 $son = & $husband; // Assign a reference to $son. // Now $son is a reference or alias // for $husband. ... him $husband, and his Mom calls him $son. <br />"; 4 $son = "Lazy"; // Assign a new value to $son; // $husband gets the same value 5 print "Now his wife and mother...
... $x and $y and $z; echo "$x and $y and $z <em>yields</em> " . (int)$result .".\n<br />"; 4 $result = ($x and $y and $z); echo "($x and $y and ... [2] The single & is a bitwise ANDand evaluates both of its operands even if the first one is false. The | is the bitwise OR and evaluates both operands as well. See “Bitwise Operators” ... logical operators are the logical AND, logical OR, and logical NOT. The symbol for AND is &&, the symbol for OR is ||. The English version for && is andand for || is or. The only difference...
... uppercase “A” is represented as decimal 65 and an uppercase “B” as decimal 66, and so on. On the other hand, a lowercase “a” is 97 and a lowercase “b” is 98, and so on. If you compare “A” to “a,” ... “Files and Directories.” 6.2.2. Formatting Numbers and Money Putting commas or spaces in numbers or printing out the dollar value of money causes a number to become a string and can be handled ... ( resource handle, string format [, mixed args [, mixed ]] ) % Example: sprintf($filehandle, "%04d-%02d-%02d", $year, $month, $day); For more information on streams and files,...
... still and silent photograph to greet those restless times from which comes background noise? Yes, how is such an image to greet the murmuring and the crackling and the tinkling and the crying and ... dismantled that we begin to understand that one must understand without concepts.'35 And what does the incomplete Tower of Babel ask us to understand? Incompletion and the noise of multiplicity. ... that is picked up by a wind and swirled around. I am born from an eddy in a stream that babbles. I am born from the cloud that forms and then breaks up and dissipates and fades away. I am born...
... entities, special symbols starting with an ampersand and terminated with a semicolon; for example, the < and > symbols are written as < and >. If the user enters text that contains ... nested loops is to display data in rows and columns where one loop handles the rows and the other handles the columns. The outside loop is initialized and tested; the inside loop then iterates ... size of the array; for example, if an array has five values, its last index value would be four. See Example 8.5. If the array has been assigned both a key and a value, and the key is a string,...
... $colors=array("red","green","blue","yellow"); $random= array_rand($colors); // Returns a random color $random= array_rand($colors, 2); // Returns two random colors print $colors[$random_keys[0]]; print $colors[$random_keys[1]]; ... it a starting random point) the random number as it is now done automatically. Format random_key= array_rand ( array_name ); array_of_keys = array_rand( array_name, integer); Example: $colors=array("red","green","blue","yellow"); ... Output from Example 8.34. 8.1.12. Randomizing an Array Randomizing an array means that you can select the keys or the values in random order. Randomizing the Keys The array_rand() function...
... Arrays !and! Strings explode() Splits!up!a!string!by!a!specified!delimiter !and! creates !and! array!of!strings!(see!page!276). implode() Glues!the!elements!of!an!array!together!by!some!delimiter !and! creates!a!string!(see!page!276). ... 8.43. Selecting two random elements from an array. Output from Example 8.36. !Figure 8.44. Refreshing the screen for two more random elements. Shuffling a Numeric Array (Randomizing the Values) ... the random number generator (give it a different starting point) with srand(), but now that is done automatically. To randomize a selected number of elements of an array, see the array_rand()...