Emil xoptgah

## notes.js
//  You can use console.log() in combination with placeholders:
var greet = "Hello", who = "World"; console.log("%s, %s!", greet, who);


## course_snippets.js
use strict

## php_url_parse.php
<?php
 // Examples for URL:  https://example.com/subFolder/yourfile.php?var=blabla#12345

//built-in function
$x = parse_url($url);
$x['scheme']               🡺 https
$x['host']                 🡺         example.com (or with WWW)
$x['path']                 🡺                    /subFolder/yourfile.php
$x['query']                🡺                                          var=blabla
$x['fragment']             🡺                                                     12345 // hashtag outputed only in case, when hashtag-containing string was manually passed to function, otherwise PHP is unable to recognise hashtags in $_SERVER
	// You can use console.log() in combination with placeholders:
	var greet = "Hello", who = "World"; console.log("%s, %s!", greet, who);
	<?php
	// Examples for URL: https://example.com/subFolder/yourfile.php?var=blabla#12345

	//built-in function
	$x = parse_url($url);
	$x['scheme'] 🡺 https
	$x['host'] 🡺 example.com (or with WWW)
	$x['path'] 🡺 /subFolder/yourfile.php
	$x['query'] 🡺 var=blabla
	$x['fragment'] 🡺 12345 // hashtag outputed only in case, when hashtag-containing string was manually passed to function, otherwise PHP is unable to recognise hashtags in $_SERVER