This post serves as a reference point for 9 PHP calendar functions: jdmonthname(); jdtofrench(); jdtogregorian(); jdtojewish(); jdtojulian(); jdtounix(); jewishtojd(); juliantojd(); and unixtojd(). Users can also click a ‘RANDOMIZE’ button, whereupon all the function descriptions, function syntaxes, and function return values are randomized. The user can then rearrange the table cells correctly (thus completing the quiz) or click an ‘AUTO COMPLETE’ button (following further optional manual randomization) and watch the computer complete the quiz itself! The computer completes the quiz at a speed that the human eye can follow, thus aiding learning.

This post serves as a reference point for 9 PHP calendar functions: cal_days_in_month(); cal_from_jd(); cal_info(); cal_to_jd(); easter_date(); easter_days(); frenchtojd(); gregoriantojd(); and jddayofweek(). Users can also click a ‘RANDOMIZE’ button, whereupon all the function descriptions, function syntaxes, and function return values are randomized. The user can then rearrange the table cells correctly (thus completing the quiz) or click an ‘AUTO COMPLETE’ button (following further optional manual randomization) and watch the computer complete the quiz itself! The computer completes the quiz at a speed that the human eye can follow, thus aiding learning.

This post serves as a reference point for 18 PHP calendar functions. Users can also click a ‘RANDOMIZE’ button, whereupon all the function descriptions, function syntaxes, and function return values are randomized. The user can then rearrange the table cells correctly (thus completing the quiz) or click an ‘AUTO COMPLETE’ button (following further optional manual randomization) and watch the computer complete the quiz itself! The computer completes the quiz at a speed that the human eye can follow, thus aiding learning.