- APHP 5.0
- BPHP 5.1
- CPHP 5.2
- DPHP 5.3
MySql with PHP Basic MCQ - Quiz
- AOracle Database
- BSQL
- CSQL+
- DMySQL
- AMySQL
- Bmysql
- Cmysqli
- Dmysqly
- ACREATE TABLE table_name (column_name column_type);
- BCREATE table_name (column_type column_name);
- CCREATE table_name (column_name column_type);
- DCREATE TABLE table_name (column_type column_name);
- A$mysqli=select_db(
- Bmysqli=select_db(
- Cmysqli->select_db(
- D$mysqli->select_db(
- AMySQL 4.0
- BMySQL 4.1
- CMySQL 4.2
- DMySQL 4.3
- Anum_rows()
- Baffected_rows()
- Cchanged_rows()
- Dnew_rows()
- Aget_array() and get_row()
- Bget_array() and get_column()
- Cfetch_array() and fetch_row()
- Dfetch_array() and fetch_column()
- Aquery()
- Bsend_query()
- Csendquery()
- Dquery_send()
- A#include
- Binclude
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- A. PHP 5.0
- B. PHP 5.1
- C. PHP 5.2
- D. PHP 5.3
Remarks:
Explanation: PHP required that MySQL client library be installed on the server from which PHP was communicating with MySQL, whether the MySQL server also happened to reside locally or elsewhere. PHP 5.3 removes this problem by introducing MySQL Native Driver.
- A. Oracle Database
- B. SQL
- C. SQL+
- D. MySQL
Remarks:
Explanation: MySQL
- A. MySQL
- B. mysql
- C. mysqli
- D. mysqly
Remarks:
Explanation: The updated MySQL extension with PHP 5 is known as MySQL and typically referred to as mysqli.
- A. CREATE TABLE table_name (column_name column_type);
- B. CREATE table_name (column_type column_name);
- C. CREATE table_name (column_name column_type);
- D. CREATE TABLE table_name (column_type column_name);
Remarks:
Explanation: CREATE TABLE table_name (column_name column_type);
- A. $mysqli=select_db(
- B. mysqli=select_db(
- C. mysqli->select_db(
- D. $mysqli->select_db(
Remarks:
Explanation: $mysqli->select_db(‘databasename’);
- A. MySQL 4.0
- B. MySQL 4.1
- C. MySQL 4.2
- D. MySQL 4.3
Remarks:
Explanation: When the query() method is looped repeatedly it comes at a cost of both overhead, because of the need to repeatedly parsing of the almost identical query for validity, and coding convenience, because of the need to repeatedly reconfigure the query using the new values for each iteration. To help resolve the issues incurred by repeatedly executed queries, MySQL introduced prepared statements.
- A. num_rows()
- B. affected_rows()
- C. changed_rows()
- D. new_rows()
Remarks:
Explanation:
The method num_rows() is only useful for determining the number of rows retrieved by a SELECT query. But to retrieve the number of rows affected by INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE query, use affected_rows().
- A. get_array() and get_row()
- B. get_array() and get_column()
- C. fetch_array() and fetch_row()
- D. fetch_array() and fetch_column()
Remarks:
Explanation:
Their prototype is as follows-
calss mysqli_result{
mixed fetch_array ([int resulttype])
}
calss mysqli_result{
mixed fetch_row()
}
- A. query()
- B. send_query()
- C. sendquery()
- D. query_send()
Remarks:
Explanation:
Its prototype looks like-
class mysqli{
mixed query(string query [, int resultmode])
}
- A. #include
- B. include
Remarks:
Explanation:
An example of this-
#include 'mysql.connect.php';
//begin database selection and queries.
?>