php strpbrk() function
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英[strɪŋ] 美[strɪŋ]
n.String; rope, belt; thread, plant fiber; [Computer Science] String
vt. Winding, tuning; To line up in a line or a series; to tie, tie or hang with a thread; to extend or extend
Third person singular: strings Plural: strings Present participle: stringing Past tense: strung Past participle: strung
php strpbrk() functionsyntax
Function:Find any character in a group of characters in a string
Syntax: string strpbrk (string $haystack, string $char_list)
Parameters:
| Parameters | Description |
| haystack | Find char_list in this string. |
| char_list | This parameter is case-sensitive. |
#Description: Returns a substring starting with the found character. If not found, returns FALSE.
php strpbrk() functionexample
<?php $data = "hello php.cn"; echo strpbrk($data,"op"); ?>
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Output:
o php.cn
<?php $data = "Learning PHP in php.cn is a good choice"; echo strpbrk($data,"php"); ?>
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Output:
php.cn is a good choice