php source code for borrowing books
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rendesr
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- Jan 15, 2012
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Yah, don't be a scrote - do your homework.
Think about breaking the problem down. You'll want to do this object oriented. Start thinking about a 'book' class.
It will have attributes such as Title, Author, ISBN, Purchase Date etc
It will have functions such as 'bookOut' and 'bookIn' which will model behavior of the object (i.e. when people borrow it and return it)
Then think about a 'Customer' class, which will have stuff like Name, Phone Number, Address etc
Once you start modelling the components you need (i.e. information you need to store) you'll need to think about the behavior of these objects (i.e. a book can be AVAILABLE, ON LOAN, MISSING etc, a customer can be ACTIVE, OVER LIMIT etc). You can start designing your system on a piece of paper, by creating an object oriented design, as well as a database schema.
Think about breaking the problem down. You'll want to do this object oriented. Start thinking about a 'book' class.
It will have attributes such as Title, Author, ISBN, Purchase Date etc
It will have functions such as 'bookOut' and 'bookIn' which will model behavior of the object (i.e. when people borrow it and return it)
Then think about a 'Customer' class, which will have stuff like Name, Phone Number, Address etc
Once you start modelling the components you need (i.e. information you need to store) you'll need to think about the behavior of these objects (i.e. a book can be AVAILABLE, ON LOAN, MISSING etc, a customer can be ACTIVE, OVER LIMIT etc). You can start designing your system on a piece of paper, by creating an object oriented design, as well as a database schema.
How about you actually work your way to it? Getting good at programming will actually help you make money, don't be a lazy ass.
Yah, don't be a scrote - do your homework.
Think about breaking the problem down. You'll want to do this object oriented. Start thinking about a 'book' class.
It will have attributes such as Title, Author, ISBN, Purchase Date etc
It will have functions such as 'bookOut' and 'bookIn' which will model behavior of the object (i.e. when people borrow it and return it)
Then think about a 'Customer' class, which will have stuff like Name, Phone Number, Address etc
Once you start modelling the components you need (i.e. information you need to store) you'll need to think about the behavior of these objects (i.e. a book can be AVAILABLE, ON LOAN, MISSING etc, a customer can be ACTIVE, OVER LIMIT etc). You can start designing your system on a piece of paper, by creating an object oriented design, as well as a database schema.
thanks bro about your advice..imjust getting fedup with this..im taking subject in php..just need someone can fix my coding