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5. Double-quote strings
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9. We can perform several functions on string in PHP . The string manipulation functions are.
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12. strrev() - Reverse a String
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13. trim() function:
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sides of a string.
15. str_replace() - Replace Text Within a String
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21. Cleaning Strings
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of a string.
Related functions:
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string
•rtrim() - Removes whitespace or other predefined characters from the right side of a
string
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• The chop() function is used to remove whitespace or other predefined
character from the right end of a string.
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<?php
$str = "Hello World!";
echo "Your string is :".$str."<br>";
echo "By using 'chop()' Functions is your string is: ".chop($str,"World!");
?>
Parameter Description Required/Optional
string the string to be
check
Required
charlist charlist parameter
is empty
Optional
Output:
Your string is :Hello
World!
By using 'chop()'
Functions is your
string is: Hello
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$str = "Hello!;
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string String to split Required
Length Specify the length of the
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Optional
end Specify what to place at
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Optional
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• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_split()
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the first occurrence of a substring in a string?
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• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_split()
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occurrences of a substring in a string with another substring?
• strlen()
• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_split()
30. Which of the following functions is used to replace all
occurrences of a substring in a string with another substring?
• strlen()
• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_split()
31. Which of the following functions is used to
count the number of words in a string?
• strlen()
• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_word_count()
32. Which of the following functions is used to
count the number of words in a string?
• strlen()
• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_word_count()
33. Which of the following is not a built-in PHP
function for working with strings?
• strlen()
• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_split()
• strrev()
34. Which of the following is not a built-in PHP
function for working with strings?
• strlen()
• strpos()
• str_replace()
• str_split()
• strrev()
35. What is the following is the output of the following PHP code?
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• echo strlen($str);
• 13
36. What is the following is the output of the following PHP code?
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• echo strpos($str, "world");
• ?>
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37. What is the following is the output of the following PHP code?
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• echo str_replace("world", "universe", $str);
• ?>
• Hello universe
38. What is the following is the output of the following PHP code?
• <?php
• $str = "Hello, world!";
• echo $str[0];
• ?>
• H