PHP Programming Spring 2015 Exercise: File IO 1. Assign the pathname "slotcar.txt" to the variable $fName. 2. Show how to issue an open for reading from the file $fName and assign the return value to a file pointer named $fpR. Include a clause to print the message "File not found/opened" should there be an unsuccessful attempt to open. 3. Open the file "slotcar.prn" for writing and and assign the return value to $fpW. Include a clause to print the message "File not found/opened" should there be an unsuccessful attempt to open. 4. Apply the fgets function to input a line of text from $fpR and assign that string to $lineIn. Print (echo) $lineIn. Given "slotcar.txt" has the following fixed-format layout: Id (an integer, in positions 0-3, and the key); Brand (string, 5-13); Model (string, 15-25); Cost (float, two dec places, 27-33), quantity, 34; plus "newline". 5. Use the function substr ($fullStringName, $nameStart, $nameLength) to extract the field components of $lineIn and assign to $id, $name, $category, and $cost respectively. 6. Show how to use the fread function to input individual field values and store in $id, $name, $category, $cost, and $quantity. Also input the "newline" (two bytes on windows, one on unix/linux) to move the file pointer to the start of the next line of data. Print (echo) $lineIn. 7. For the slotcar file "slotcar.csv" (delimited with commas instead of fixed format) show how to use the fgetcsv function to input a line and store the data in an array named $csvArray. After input, assign field values to the array elements to $id, $name, etc (e.g. $id = $csvArray[0] ). 8. Apply the sprintf function [i.e. sprintf(formatSpecifier(s), identifiers)] to format and assign the individual field values to a string named $linePrn. 9. Use the fwrite function (fwrite($fp, $identifier) to output $linePrn to "slotcar.prn". 10. Close the files.