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Suppose you have this information for connecting to a database: $dbName = “amazon_clone”;$username = “king”;$password = “im_gonna_be_rich”;$host = “db.amazonclone.com”; Write string needed for the DSN.

The self-submitting form below is part of a larger PHP file. The PHP code already reads and filters data passed in from the form and saves the values in two variables $instructions and $how, which map to the INPUT and SELECT respectively. $instruction will contain a string if valid data is passed in, otherwise it will be set to NULL $how will be set to either “delivery” or “pickup” when valid, otherwise it will be set to NULL. Edit the form so that when valid values are passed in the user will see them in the appropriate fields in the form.  The user should not see invalid values. The output should not be vulnerable to XSS attacks. You only need to worry about the INPUT and the SELECT/OPTION. The rest of the form should not change.

In the MVC pattern, the model represents the data of the application.

Which of the following is located in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen?

An 18-year-old presents to the clinic complaining of a growth on their ear. The nurse practitioner notes this during her physical examination: The patient tells the nurse practitioner the bump occurred after a piercing in that ear. What should the nurse practitioner tell the patient this is?

Which PHP class can be used to connect to a MariaDB database?

For security reasons, PHP scripts should use the database’s root user when logging into the database.

What does this code output?    $data = array(10, 20, 30);     foreach ($data as $key => $val) {         echo “$key – $val “;     }

Suppose you have this array: $people = array(    array(‘first’ => ‘Fred’,    ‘last’ => ‘Flintstone’),    array(‘first’ => ‘Wilma’,   ‘last’ => ‘Flintstone’),    array(‘first’ => ‘Barney’,  ‘last’ => ‘Rubble’),    array(‘first’ => ‘Betty’,   ‘last’ => ‘Rubble’),    array(‘first’ => ‘Pebbles’, ‘last’ => ‘Flintstone’),    array(‘first’ => ‘Bam Bam’, ‘last’ => ‘Rubble’),); Write a loop goes through $people and outputs the full name of all the people with the last name Flintstone. Separate each name with a BR tag.

A hidden field in an HTML form __________________ .