Zend Exam 200-710 Topic 2 Question 74 Discussion

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Question #: 74
Topic #: 2

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Which PHP function sets a cookie and URL encodes its value when sending it to the browser?

Asetcookie, setcookie()

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Lindsay

2 months ago

setcookie()? More like set-and-forget-cookie(), amirite? Just kidding, it's a solid choice for cookie management in PHP.

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Julio

1 months ago

Definitely, setcookie() makes it easy to handle cookies and encode values for the browser.

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Ronnie

1 months ago

I agree, it's a convenient function for managing cookies in web development.

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Casey

1 months ago

Yeah, setcookie() is the way to go for setting cookies in PHP.

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Florencia

2 months ago

Ah, the age-old debate of setcookie vs. setcookie(). I guess the correct answer is the one with the parentheses. Who needs those extra keystrokes anyway?

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Ronnie

1 months ago

It's just easier to remember to include the parentheses with setcookie().

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Gerald

2 months ago

I agree, setcookie() is the way to go for setting cookies.

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Dorian

2 months ago

Yeah, setcookie() is the correct function to use.

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Olen

2 months ago

I always use setcookie() to set cookies in PHP.

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Iluminada

3 months ago

I'm not sure, but it makes sense that setcookie() would do that

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Johnna

3 months ago

I remember learning about setcookie() in my PHP class. It's a handy function for managing session data and user preferences.

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Marge

2 months ago

setcookie() is definitely a handy function for working with cookies in PHP.

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Florinda

2 months ago

I always make sure to URL encode the value before setting the cookie.

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James

2 months ago

Yes, setcookie() is very useful for managing user preferences.

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Gilbert

2 months ago

I use setcookie() all the time for setting cookies in PHP.

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Alise

3 months ago

I agree, setcookie() is the correct function

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Ollie

3 months ago

I think the answer is setcookie()

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Scarlet

3 months ago

The setcookie() function is definitely the correct answer. It's the go-to function for setting cookies in PHP.

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Alaine

2 months ago

Yes, setcookie() is the function used to set cookies in PHP.

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Izetta

3 months ago

setcookie() is the correct answer.

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