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// JimMartinson/CST1146/Labs/Lab03/Lab03.phpinc
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require('Gradebook/EvaluationSubmission_BEGIN.phpinc'); // Replaced.
#if ( $_SESSION['userId'] != 1 ) { require('Gradebook/EvaluationSubmission_END.phpinc'); exit; }
include('common/Browser/Browser.phpinc');
$disabled = '';
$disabled = ' disabled'; // Comment this line to enable lab.
// NOTE: Disable Include conf/extra/httpd-autoindex.conf line in the httpd.conf file before labs.
// OR: Fix labs so Lab 4 mod_autoindex works as it should.
?>
<fieldset><legend><?=$evaluationType?> <?=$evaluationNumber?> Description</legend>
The purpose of this lab is to demonstrate the use of php arrays.
<?=$gradeNote?>
<? if ( $disabled ) { ?><span class="error bold">Notice: Do not perform this assignment unless this notice has been removed.</span><? } ?>
</fieldset>
<fieldset><legend><?=$evaluationType?> <?=$evaluationNumber?> Instruction</legend>
<ol class="count">
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<li>Create a directory called <b class="copyText"><?=$evaluationName?></b> in your <b><?=$dataFolder?><?=$dirSep?><?=$courseNumber?></b> directory. We will use it for all work performed in this lab.</li>
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<li>Create a PHP file called <b class="copyText"><?=$saveFilename?>.php</b> in the <b><?=$evaluationName?></b> directory and open it in an editor.
<br>All code below will be written into this file.
<br>Create a stub file with the <span class="php">$labNumber</span>, <span class="php">$myName</span>, <span class="html">!DOCTYPE</span>, <span class="html">html</span>, <span class="html">head</span>, <span class="html">title</span>, <span class="html">meta charset</span>, and <span class="html">body</span>, and <span class="html">h1</span> variables, elements, and tags. <span class="note"><a href="#notes">See notes</a>.</span>
</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the use of indexed arrays:
<ol>
<li>Add an <span class="html">h2</span> heading with the content: <span class="html copyText">Indexed array</span>.</li>
<li>Create an array named <span class="php">$arrayOne</span> using the array() function with the values <span class="code copyText">1, 2, 9, 4</span>.</li>
<li>Display the $arrayOne array.</li>
<li>Add a new value to the $arrayOne array using the <span class="php copyText">$arrayOne[]</span> syntax with a value of <span class="code copyText">3</span>.</li>
</ol>
<span class="note">Add text to describe what is being displayed and on separate lines. Display all values using the php var_dump() function and html pre tag.</span>
</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the use of out of order indexed arrays:
<ol>
<li>Add an <span class="html">h2</span> heading with the content: <span class="html copyText">Indexed out of order</span>.</li>
<li>Unset the second index of the <b>$arrayOne</b> array with <span class="php copyText">unset($arrayOne[2]);</span>.</li>
<li>Set the second index of the <b>$arrayOne</b> array with <span class="php copyText">$arrayOne[2] = 8;</span>.</li>
<li>Display the $arrayOne array.</li>
<li>Create an array named <span class="php">$arrayTwo</span> using the array() function with the values <span class="code copyText">4 => "<?=$userFirstName?>", 2 => "<?=$userLastName?>", 6 => "<?=$userShortName?>", 0 => "<?=$classNumber?>"</span>.</li>
<li>Display the $arrayTwo array.</li>
</ol>
<span class="note">Add text to describe what is being displayed and on separate lines. Display all values using the php var_dump() function and html pre tag.</span>
</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the use of associative arrays:
<ol>
<li>Add an <span class="html">h2</span> heading with the content: <span class="html copyText">Associative array</span>.</li>
<li>Create an associative array named <span class="php">$assoc</span> using the array() function with the values <span class="code copyText">"first" => "<?=$userFirstName?>", "last" => "<?=$userLastName?>", "full" => "<?=$userFullName?>", "class" => "<?=$classNumber?>"</span>.</li>
<li>Display the $assoc array.</li>
</ol>
<span class="note">Add text to describe what is being displayed and on separate lines. Display all values using the php var_dump() function and html pre tag.</span>
</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the use sort():
<ol>
<li>Add an <span class="html">h2</span> heading with the content: <span class="html copyText">sort()</span>.</li>
<li>Sort $arrayOne using sort().</li>
<li>Display the $arrayOne array.</li>
<li>Sort $arrayTwo using sort().</li>
<li>Display the $arrayTwo array.</li>
</ol>
<span class="note">Add text to describe what is being displayed and on separate lines. Display all values using the php var_dump() function and html pre tag.</span>
</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the use asort():
<ol>
<li>Add an <span class="html">h2</span> heading with the content: <span class="html copyText">asort()</span>.</li>
<li>Add a new value to the $arrayTwo with <span class="php copyText">$arrayTwo[10] = "AAA";</span>. <ins>2021-10-26 Changed 'aaa' to 'AAA'.</ins></li>
<li>Sort $arrayTwo using asort().</li>
<li>Display the $arrayTwo array.</li>
</ol>
<span class="note">Add text to describe what is being displayed and on separate lines. Display all values using the php var_dump() function and html pre tag.</span>
</li>
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<li>Demonstrate the use ksort():
<ol>
<li>Add an <span class="html">h2</span> heading with the content: <span class="html copyText">ksort()</span>.</li>
<li>Sort $assoc using ksort().</li>
<li>Display the $assoc array.</li>
</ol>
<span class="note">Add text to describe what is being displayed and on separate lines. Display all values using the php var_dump() function and html pre tag.</span>
</li>
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<li>Verify that your page works.
<ol type="i">
<li>Start Apache if it is not running.</li>
<li>Open up a browser.</li>
<li>In the address bar enter <b class="copyText">http://localhost/CST1146/<?=$evaluationName?>/</b> and hit enter.</li>
<li>Click on your <b><?=$saveFilename?>.php</b> file.
<br>You should see a page like: <note>(Without the notes)</note><br>
<? BrowserBegin('Lab '.$evaluationNumber.' - '.$userFullName,'http://localhost/CST1146/'.$saveFilename.'.php',820); ?>
<h1 class="left">Lab <?=$evaluationNumber?> - <?=$userFullName?></h1>
<h2>Indexed array</h2>
<?php
$arrayOne = array(1, 2, 9, 4);
?>
<span class="note">The array $arrayOne has 4 values.</span><br>
$arrayOne = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayOne)?></pre>
<?php
$arrayOne[] = 3;
?>
<span class="note">The array $arrayOne now has five values.</span><br>
$arrayOne = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayOne)?></pre>
<h2>Indexed out of order</h2>
<?php
unset($arrayOne[2]);
$arrayOne[2] = 8;
?>
<span class="note">The array $arrayOne now shows index 2 as the last value in the array. When it was unset, $arrayOne[2] was destroyed. When we gave $arrayOne[2] the new value, $arrayOne[2] was appended to the end of the array.</span><br>
$arrayOne = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayOne)?></pre>
<?php
$arrayTwo = array(4 => $userFirstName, 2 => $userLastName, 6 => $userShortName, 0 => $classNumber);
?>
<span class="note">$arrayTwo shows the 4 values in the order they were created. The indexes are not in order.</span><br>
$arrayTwo = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayTwo)?></pre>
<h2>Associative array</h2>
<?php
$assoc = array("first" => $userFirstName, "last" => $userLastName, "full" => $userFullName, "class" => $classNumber);
?>
<span class="note">The array $assoc has 4 values in the order they were created.</span><br>
$assoc = <pre><?=var_dump($assoc)?></pre>
<h2>sort()</h2>
<?php
sort($arrayOne);
?>
<span class="note">$arrayOne now lists the values in order.</span><br>
$arrayOne = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayOne)?></pre>
<?php
sort($arrayTwo);
?>
<span class="note">$arrayTwo now lists the values in order. The $arrayTwo indexes are also renumbered 0,1,2,3 when they were 4,2,6,0 before.</span><br>
$arrayTwo = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayTwo)?></pre>
<span class="note">We did not see this with $arrayOne above because there were no missing index numbers. They were already 0,1,2,3,4.
<br>The sort function always re-indexes the array.</span><br>
<h2>asort()</h2>
<?php
$firstBefore = $arrayTwo[0];
$arrayTwo[10] = "AAA";
asort($arrayTwo);
?>
<span class="note">$arrayTwo still lists the values in order, but the first item (which was "<?=$firstBefore?>") is now the second even though the index is still 0.</span><br>
<ins><span class="note">I Fixed the demo output. I had zzz instead of AAA. 2021-10-26 Changed 'aaa' to 'AAA' and fixed note above.</span></ins><br>
$arrayTwo = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayTwo)?></pre>
<?php /** /
asort($arrayTwo, SORT_STRING | SORT_FLAG_CASE);
?>
$arrayTwo = <pre><?=var_dump($arrayTwo)?></pre>
<?php /**/ ?>
<h2>ksort()</h2>
<?php
ksort($assoc);
?>
<span class="note">$assoc now lists the array sorted by the index instead of the order in which they were created.</span><br>
$assoc = <pre><?=var_dump($assoc)?></pre>
<? BrowserEnd(); ?>
If this is not what you see then you have errors in your code.
</li>
<li><b class="info">Take a screenshot of the page</b> and save the image as <b class="copyText"><?=$saveFilename?>.png</b> in your <b><?=$dataFolder?><?=$dirSep?><?=$courseNumber?><?=$dirSep?><?=$evaluationName?></b> directory.
<br>Make sure that the address bar is visible in your browser before saving the image.
</li>
</ol>
</li>
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<li>Turn in your assignment:
<ol>
<li>Ensure the following files are in your <b><?=$evaluationName?></b> folder.
<br><?=$saveFilename?>.php
<br><?=$saveFilename?>.png
</li>
<li>Zip up your <b><?=$evaluationName?></b> folder into a file named <b class="copyText"><?=$uploadFilename?></b>.</li>
<li>Browse and select your <b><?=$uploadFilename?></b> file: <input type="file" name="fileUpload" id="inpFileUpload"<?=$disabled?>><div id="divFileploadError"></div></li>
<li>Then <input type="submit" name="f_subtask" id="inpSubmit" value="Submit"<?=$disabled?>> for grading.</li>
</ol>
</li>
</ol><? if ( $disabled ) { ?><span class="error bold">Notice: Do not perform this assignment unless this notice has been removed.</span><? } ?>
</fieldset>
<?
require('../LabNotes.phpinc');
require('Gradebook/EvaluationSubmission_END.phpinc'); // Replaced.
?>