Wilio1

From personal experience, the only way I get to understand PHP and get to learn new stuff is with projects. Simply said, I start a random project for the sake of it and learn the language at the same time. So far, the only resources I have used are some fellow friends and the PHP manual. I do not know about tutorial books, but the post above me is probably correct about it.

Ah yes, I didn't see the easier method.

Well you need to check if the number that is divided by 2 returns a float or an integer.

So I saw there was a PHP community, so I decided to join in. As for me, PHP coding has been a total hobby since I first discovered it (I think I was 15 at the time). Now that I'm 20, PHP is still a hobby for me, but now I think my skill is about intermediate. What I really need to learn, is to optimize and to make my coding more efficient. Really, I can do about everything, but my way of doing it is not necessarily the one I should use. Enough about PHP though. I am a French Canadian (yes they are rare, but they do exist). Usually, I move in an apartment during school time, but since it is summer, I live at my parents house and doing a summer job at the same time. I'm also a big fan of anime and manga.