Can't I do it all from scratch?

>>105844104 (OP)
>Can't I do it all from scratch?
Of course you can.
>Why should I use a PHP framework?
Perhaps because you are not wanting anything too fancy, and you want to save some time? lol idunno

>>105844113
>Perhaps because you are not wanting anything too fancy
Weird you say this because people usually recommend going vanilla for simple stuff.

>>105844104 (OP)
>database connections and general authentication from scratch
kek

The answer is C.

>>105844116
https://www.slimframework.com/
Well, you didn't really get specific about the type of framework. There are some that just do everything for you, irregardless of the size & scope of your project.

>>105844143
zoomers never learned how to read an analog clock

>>105844143
>t.

>>105844104 (OP)
Engagement bait pic but I'll bite. All the times are valid because obviously it is a 12hr clock.
>>105844143
How is 12:55PM not a valid time? That's 12:55 in the afternoon. What is wrong there?
>>105844165
Huh? There is no analog clock in the image. It is a digital clock, just a 12hr one instead of a 24hr one. An analog clock looks like this.

>>105844203
A 12 hr digital clock will show 12:59 AM as 00:59 AM retard

is this a leetcode question

>>105844242
that is incorrect

>>105844242
12 hr digital clock
>>>/trash/

>>105844104 (OP)
>most logical american measurement unit

>>105844242
Well I have to admit most digital clocks I see are 24hr, but I know I have seen digital 12hr clocks display the first hour of the day as 12:00AM. Maybe there are ones that do as you say as well, I don't doubt. But that still makes the OP image retarded, because none of those times are incorrect, it just depends on how your particular 12hr digital clock displays that first hour of the day.

IMO, it's stupid for a 12 hour clock to be showing 12 in the morning as 00. If the point of a 12 hour clock is to be more akin to an analog clock, it should just say 12 because that's what analog clocks show two times a day, they don't have a 00 on them.

>>105844311
24 hour clocks don't use AM/PM so it's obviously a 12 hour time. But digital 12 hour clocks show 12:30 AM as 12:30 AM, not 00:30 AM.

>>105844327
Yes, this is what I thought, that's what I am saying, which is why I said that the OP image is retarded because all the times are correct and valid. But the other anon is saying that these 12hr digital clocks display the first hour as 00. I'm not sure why you are responding to me with that and not this anon >>105844242

>>105844242
>00:59 AM 12hrs clock
>has 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13(00)
hurr
pic related is an analog 24hr clock.

12 hour digital clocks exist
24 hour digital clocks exist
12 hour analog clocks exist
24 hour analog clocks exist albeit are very niche
OP image is engagement bait retardation none of those times are incorrect.
>>105844242
The vast majority of 12 hour digital clocks represent 12 in the morning as 12. Maybe there are some fucking retarded ones that represent it as 00, but that is retarded for anything but 24hr clocks.

they have cool names like Laravel. That's slick.

Digital clock introduced two falsehoods:
12:00 A.M. and 12:00 P.M.
Neither exists.
Noon is neither A.M. or P.M. It's just M. Midnight is even weirder because it's not A.M., P.M., nor M. It has no date. Midnight is the dividing point between two dates. It doesn't belong to a date at all.

>>105844104 (OP)
>AM
>PM
none of those are real

AI already solved this

>>105844925
This nigga retarded.

>>105844104 (OP)
all of those are correct.

>>105844242
no? only a 24hr digital clock would do that

>>105844925
>tfw mom sets your bedtime to 12:60am but technically most digital clocks do not show this time

>>105844242
you're retarded i'm afraid

idk anon
I tried using Laravel and it was confusing to me compared to just hand writing PDO and session stuff but I just do this for my own shit not real systems so that's probably the difference.

>>105845026
Oh wait not Laravel, Symfony. What a bunch of stupid names.

>>105844242
That would be 24h clock, retard

>>105844659
12:00 on a digital clock represents the minute of 12:00, not the instant of 12:00

>>105845026
>he thinks """real systems""" use these meme frameworks