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OG Classic Xcoded:1/7/2017 16:16

hey i am having problem

 
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IT Man
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IT Man:1/8/2017 2:53

So write your problem and we can help you. :)

 
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OG Classic Xcoded:1/14/2017 14:45

its been fixed bro....found out the prob..thanks (Y)

 
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philip kenyatta:3/2/2017 5:44

hi..what problem i can be of help

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Dere Omotayo:3/5/2017 14:18

I did not get the example in the " ENGLISH DATES" properly.... the line 4 that says : $day= $date ('j'), what does that ('j') stands for and why is it thier?

 
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David Capka Hartinger:3/5/2017 14:32

It's the number of days as the variable name suggests. "d" indicates the number of days with a leading zero, that's why they chose a different letter.

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Dere Omotayo:3/5/2017 14:50

ok, thanks... that means the writer can suggest any letter?

 
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David Capka Hartinger:3/6/2017 3:27

There's a table of the letters and their meanings, you'll find it further in the course :)

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