PHP - PDO Prepared Statements

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[@Techaddict]

Ok, first of all, amazing tutorial. I have been actually trying to learn Php with PDO and have a very little tutorial in detail. So thanks for that. Moreover, you said at 3:53 that the exception isn't needed to use. But does that make the code less secure? I mean for a site to be safe from most of the vulnerability doing this way PDO, is it going to compromise the security of the site or it's not gonna affects? Looking forward to a full PDO tutorial if you have or can make one.

[@phpBasics]

Hey there. Feel free to reach me on Skype @CoolEditz if you want to discuss further or need help. Specifying the exception does not increase security since later versions of PHP default to that format.

[@Techaddict]

@@phpBasics does that mean, i am working on 7.3 and above php version and it would be totally fine to skip " $conn->setAttribute(PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE, PDO::ERRMODE_ExCEPTION);"

[@jimcolabuchanan6579]

Good to see this. Too many old SQL examples out there. Prepared statements should prevent injection.

[@ashrafulalim1272]

Nice and easy explanation. Please upload the source code too.

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[@pablosartor6715]

Can you post a link to a php code of this video?

[@ckh8217]

You could even skip the bindParam and put an associative array in the execute.... $stmt->execute(['n'=>$name,'q'=>$quote]);

[@phpBasics]

Actually you can just do $stmt->execute([$var1,$var2]) and use ? in the statement, which is what I typically do.

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6:16 LMAO xD