Task 2: PHP and Version Control Basics * For this problem, you will need to have a free Bitbucket account ( https://bitbucket.org/ ). Create a new git repository on your local computer and add a new file "submit.php". A form is being submitted to submit.php, so you need to write validation code for the form in submit.php. There are six fields in the form, all of which will come via $_POST: name1, healthid1, name2, healthid2, name3, healthid3. Every name should be at least 3 characters in length. Every healthid should have the format 12345 (where 12345 is any five numbers). Write code *using a loop* to make sure that every name is valid and every healthid is valid. If it is valid, the page should display "SUCCESS". If it is not valid, the page should display "ERROR" and die. After you have completed writing this submit.php file, commit it to the git repository and add it to a new public repository on bitbucket. Then, paste the public repository URL below so we can view your submit.php file online.

Task 3: WordPress API / Custom Post Type * Imagine you are working on a WordPress site with a custom post type named "automobiles". Create a new page-cars.php template file, and add a query and loop that displays the *titles* of all of the automobiles. Add this page-cars.php file to the git repository you created in Task 2, and then paste below the public URL for accessing the page-cars.php file.