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Saturday 6 October 2012

String Functions In PHP

10:27 pm

String Functions In PHP

String Functions In PHP:

Substr():  substr() is used for collecting part of a string.
Substr(string,start index[,length])
<?php
echo substr("hello world",6,5);
?>
OutPut :  world
Substr_count():  function used for counting occurance of substring in main string.
Substr_count(string,substring[,string][,length]);
<?php
echo substr_count("hello world . the word is nice","world");
?>
Output :  1
Str-repeate($string,repeate count) : repeating a string number of times.
<?php
echo str_repeat("india",100);
?>
OutPut:
indiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindiaindia
strtolower(string) :
strtoupper(string)
strcasecmp(string1,string2)
 case insensitive string comparison. This function returns 0 it both the strings are equal otherwise it returns the numerical difference between the first non matching character(so the return value can be negative or positive or zero).
Strcmp(string1, string2) :
                                     Case sensitive string comparison . this function returns ;
0 -  it both the strings are equal.
1 – it the first string is greaterthan secong.
-1 – second string is greater than first.
<?php
$s1 = "abc";
$s2 = "aba";
$n = strcasecmp($n, $s2);
echo $n;
?>
OutPut:
-3
Str_pad() :  string pad with specified length.
Str_pad(string,length[,pad_string][,pad_type])
Where the pad type argument is a predefined constant of php and will be either of the following.
STR_PAD_LEFT
STR_PAD_RIGHT
STR_PAD_BOTH
<?php
$str ="india";
$str = str_pad($str, 20,"*",STR_PAD_BOTH);
echo strlen($str)."--".$str1."<br>";
echo STR_PAD_LEFT."--".STR_PAD_BOTH;
?>
OutPut:
20--
0—2
strip_tags() :  removing html and php tags with in a string.
                      Strip_tags(string[,allow]);
       Where string aruguement specifies the string to check and allow argument is optional which specifies allowable tags. These tags will not be removed.
<?php
$str ="<h1>indian</h1><h2>technologies</h2><b>private</b><ins>limited</ins>";
$str1 = strip_tags($str);
echo $str1."<br>";
$str2 = strip_tags($str,"<b><ins>");
echo $str2."<br>";
?>
OutPut:
indiantechnologiesprivatelimited
indiantechnologiesprivatelimited
ucwords(string) :   converts the first character of each word in a string to uppercase.
Echo ucwords(“India”);
Strtok(string,delimeter) :  splits a string into smaller strings. Used for tokenizing a string based on a delimeter.
<?php

$str ="indian technologies private limited";
$token = strtok($str, " ");
while($token)
{
    echo $token."<br>";
    $token = strtok(" ");
   
}
$data = explode(" ", $str);
print_r($data);
?>
OutPut:
indian
technologies
private
limited
Array ( [0] => indian [1] => technologies [2] => private [3] => limited )
Strtr(string,from,to): transulates certain characters in a string.
<?php

echo strtr("hilla warld", "ia","eo");
?>
<?php
echo "<br>";
$arr = array("hello"=>"hi","world"=>"earth");
echo strtr("hello world",$arr);
?>
OutPut:
hello world
hi earth
str_shuffle(string) : function used to shuffle the string in each request.
<?php
$str = "ABCDEFGHIJK1234567";
$s =  str_shuffle($str);
echo $s."<br>";
echo substr($s,0,5);
?>
OutPut:
3BJE4K5FC21A7DGH6I
3BJE4
Strpos(source string, search string):  returns the first index of the search string in source string.
<?php
$str = "Indian Tech";
echo strpos($str,"d");
echo "<br>";
echo strpos($str,"Tech");
?>
OutPut
2
7
Ord(character):  function used to get the ASCII value of a character.
<?php
echo "ASCII value of A = ".  ord('A');
?>
OutPut:
ASCII value of A = 65
Chr(ASCII value): function used to get the corresponding character value of the ASCII specified.
Echo chr(65);
OutPut :     A

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