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My name is Nilesh Patil, I am a web developer. I know HTML, CSS, JQuery and PHP. I have also worked with frameworks Codeigniter and Yii2. PHP is language in which more than 80% websites are developed. Anyone who wants to become a web developer, he should know basic of HTML,CSS ,Javascript , MySQL and PHP. Here I am sharing code which often needs while developing.

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