SEC S20W3[SUMMARY]|| Introduction to PHP Part -1

Introduction

Hello Steemians,

Welcome to the weekly edition of our competition, organized by the Dynamic Devs as part of the Steemit Engagement Challenge (SEC) Season 20. For this week, from September 23 , 2024 at 00:00 UTC to Sunday, - September 29, 2024 at 23:59 UTC., we explored an exciting topic: Introduction to PHP Part -1.

This theme provided an opportunity for participants to dive deeper into the essential aspects of PHP scripting language, which are crucial for effective web development. Mastery of these concepts is important for anyone working on dynamic websites or software development.

Our participants delivered outstanding submissions, demonstrating their understanding of PHP and its applications. The content shared was insightful, with thorough research contributing to an engaging discussion on the subject.

This report showcases the best contributions, highlighting the innovative ideas and exceptional analyses from our talented members. It also emphasizes the importance of these concepts in the field of data management.

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Participation Statistics

During this week, we received a total of 8 entries, and we are happy to report that all entries were valid. Each submission showed a commendable effort to engage with the topic, contributing valuable insights on databases and SQL language.

Here’s the breakdown of the participation:

Total number of entries	Invalid entry	Plagiarized content
8	0	0

We are very pleased to report that no entries were disqualified for plagiarism, and all participants adhered to the competition rules. The quality of submissions ranged from good to excellent, reflecting a strong engagement with the theme of the competition.

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Content Quality Distribution

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Out of the 8 valid entries, the distribution of quality ratings is as follows:

• 3 entries (33.3%) were rated excellent, demonstrating a deep and comprehensive understanding of the subject. These participants provided in-depth analyses and innovative approaches to SQL.

• 4 entries (55.6%) were rated good, showing a solid grasp of the key concepts. These entries effectively addressed the theme but left room for more detailed analysis or creativity.

• 1 entry (11.1%) were rated average, he proved to have understood the lectures but had issues presenting the entry in a quality style.

Overall, the high quality of submissions this week is a testament to the participants' ability to use PHP concepts and create dynamic webpages. The excellent-rated entries stood out for their advanced technical insights and practical examples, while the good-rated entries were commendable in their thoroughness and clarity.

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Top 5 Users This Week

Based on the quality of submissions and interactions, we are pleased to recognize the following top contributors for this week:

1. @mohammadfaisal
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   Score: 9.5/10
   Reason: Mohammadfaisal produced a quality submission that showed he gained a deep understanding of PHP, he also gave working practical examples in a professional format. His in-depth analysis on PHP scripting language and how they can be used to generate dynamic webpages, set's his entry above others. His ability to explain complex concepts in a clean and organised format earned him the highest score of the week.

2. @fombae
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   Score: 9.25/10
   Reason: Fombae’s entry was both unique and well-researched, particularly focusing on professional php techniques and best practices for PHP in problem solving. His entry was organized, relevant, and rich in quality, making it very important for anyone wishing to learn or improve their PHP skills. As a result of all this he was given a high grade.

3. @abdullahw2
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   Score: 9/10
   Reason: Abdullah provided high quality and a unique entry, he also used pictorial displays for examples, he used relevant unique and amazing answers in the entry. He also improve the readability of the post by adding quality markdowns in his entry, his entry is well detailed. All this qualities influenced the grading of his entry.

4. @ahsansharif
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   Score: 8.5/10
   Reason: Ahsansharif’s entry covered all the important aspects of PHP that is related to web development. His examples were in pictorial format, and his definitions of PHP and its features added a lot of vital data to his submission. He proved to have understood everything that was taught, he gave technical and practical solutions to the questions.

5. @hudamalik20
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   Score: 8.2/10
   Reason: Huda Malik's entry was accurate and unique, it's was strictly focused on the use of PHP and how to use it to solve complex issues. The were clarity in his content and the use of markdowns made it easier to read. They entry showed she had very good knowledge on PHP. They quality of his post affected it's grading.

Conclusion

We are delighted with the quality and variety of submissions this week. The distribution of quality levels was encouraging, with most entries being rated good or excellent. This reflects the strong understanding participants have of PHP.

As we move forward, we encourage participants to continue honing their skills and submitting innovative and original content. The competition remains fierce, and we look forward to seeing even more engaging entries in future competitions.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all participants for their hard work and dedication. Together, we are enhancing our Web development using PHP.