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README.md

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+# Web Programmer Test Project
+
+Thanks for your interest in working at Sweetwater! We're always excited to meet awesome people. We've created this test to help us understand your programming chops.
+
+When placing orders on a website, we provide a field for customers to add a quick comment to tell us something we should know about them or their order. We're supplying you a MySQL table with these various comments and want to see your approach the following tasks.
+
+
+## Task 1 - Write a report that will display the comments from the table
+
+Display the comments and group them into the following sections based on what the comment was about:
+- Comments about candy
+- Comments about call me / don't call me
+- Comments about who referred me
+- Comments about signature requirements upon delivery
+- Miscellaneous comments (everything else)
+
+
+## Task 2 - Populate the shipdate_expected field in this table with the date found in the `comments` field (where applicable)
+
+The shipdate_expected field is currently populated with no date (0000-00-00). Some of comments included an "Expected Ship Date" in the text. Please parse out the date from the text and properly update the shipdate_expected field in the table
+
+
+## How you'll build it
+
+- You can use any VCS platform you like — such as Gitlab or Github — as long as your project is publicly accessible.
+- Build your application so we can test it in-browser.
+- Write your application using PHP
+- We're interested in functionality, not design. It doesn't have to look pretty but your code should :-)
+- Don't use any other JavaScript libraries, such as jQuery.
+- Once you're done, send us the link to your project so we can look it over.
+
+
+## Requirements
+
+- __Commit often.__ We want to see your progress throughout the project.
+- __Work quickly.__ This project was designed to be completed quickly, so don't spend too much time on it.
+- __Write your own code.__ While we understand that there are pakages out there that take care of common problems, we ultimately want to see what _YOU_ can build, not what someone else has built.
+- __Do your best work.__ We're using this project as a viewport into who you are as a developer. Show us what you can do!

config.php

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+<?php
+$serverName = "localhost";
+$databaseName = "php-test";
+$username = "root";
+$secret = "";