o On submission, your script should replace all instances of the letter “s” with the number 5 , determines the location of the first “e” (if one exists), and evaluates
It isn’t difficult at all. You need to research php’s string functions.
I advise you actually learn PHP before you start applying for any positions, until you can do something like this in a few minutes, you are woefully unqualified for those positions. Don’t take it as a negative, you need to understand the code before you can fix bugs or create something new. If you interviewed with me (and I do interview people) and couldn’t handle simple things, I can’t expect you to handle anything of moderate difficulty.
Agree.
It not the same as HTML
This company is interested in HTML, CSS, PHP and MYSQL.
So, I have some homework to do before I can reapply with the company.
Thanks for the advice
In an interview situation I’d expect you to be able to solve this both using PHPs own string functions, and “manually” by looping over the string yourself. I’d also expect you to be somewhat able to explain which is faster, and why. Doesn’t need to be a very in depth technical answer, just tells me if the person is interested in what’s going on and how stuff works.