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		<description><![CDATA[The recent PHP versions now supports object-oriented programming or OOP, which usually are in class form. Since PHP OOP are in class form,  they have accessors, mutators, data members, etc. &#8212; much like the usual OOP programming languages. Last week, we started a short crash course with Web Development with PHP/MYSQL. So, I introduced a [...]]]></description>
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