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PHP or JSP
Can anyone tell me which is better and why? I know that each is better at some points, but in general?
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Neither is better "in general." You just have to select the language thinking of your skills and the goal of the project.
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i think php is much better than Jsp.

look i am not saying jsp is poor . but For understanding Jsp one might have to learn a
java first & then he can understand jsp easily.

on opposite , php is simple to understand & is completely diff.
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RE: PHP or JSP
I used Javascript before PHP and yeah, they are quite similar. It was easy for me to pick up PHP.
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