PHP join() function
Combines array elements into a string:
Definition and usage
join() function returns a string composed of array elements.
join() function is an alias of implode() function.
Note: The join() function accepts two parameter orders. However, due to historical reasons, explode() does not work. You must ensure that the separator parameter comes before the string parameter.
Note: The separator parameter of the join() function is optional. However, for backward compatibility, it is recommended that you use two parameters.
Syntax
join(separator,array)
Parameters | Description |
---|---|
separator | Optional. Specifies what is placed between array elements. Default is "" (empty string). |
array | Required. Arrays to be combined into strings. |
Technical details
Returns a string composed of array elements. | |
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In PHP 4.3.0, | separatorParameter becomes optional. |
More examples
Separate array elements with different characters:"; echo join("+",$arr)."
"; echo join("-",$arr)."
"; echo join("X",$arr); ?>
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