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PHP chunk_split Function
PHP chunk_split() Function : This Functions splits the string in series of smaller parts.
PHP chunk_split Function Syntax
chunk_split(string,length,end)
String : Required String input parameter.
Length : Optional , Number – The length of chunks. Default is 76.
End : Optional : String – Defines what to place at the end of each chunk. Default is \r\n
PHP chunk_split() function Example 1
$string = "Hello Tani!"; $chunk_split = chunk_split($string,3,'---'); echo $chunk_split; |
PHP chunk_split() function Example 2
$string = "Hello Tani!"; $chunk_split = chunk_split($string,1,'_'); echo $chunk_split; |
Output of the above Example will be as below:
PHP chr Function
PHP chr function : is used to convert an ASCII number to character.
PHP chr Function Syntax
chr(ascii)
ascii : is ascii value to convert.
Return : Returns Characters
Note : ord() works as the reverse of the chr() function.
Output of the above Example :
PHP chop Function
PHP chop Function : The Chop() function is used to remove the whitespaces or predefined character from right end of the string.
How to use PHP chop Function?
chop(string,charlist)
String: String to check.
charlist: Character List to be removed.
charlist : Following characters are removed if charlist is empty :
“\0” – NULL
“\t” – tab
“\n” – new line
“\x0B” – vertical tab
“\r” – carriage return
” ” – ordinary white space
function Example 2
$string = "Hey Buddy it's John"; $result = chop($string,"John"); echo $result; |
String With White Space At the End
PHP chop() function Example 2
$string = "Hey Buddy it's John "; $result = chop($string); echo $result; |
PHP bin2hex Function
PHP bin2hex Function :The string function bin2hex() converts the binary string to hexadecimal string. It accepts parameter as string and returns the hexadecimal.
Syntax for PHP bin2hex function :
bin2hex(string)
Returns : Hexadecimal String
PHP bin2hex Reverse
$string = "Hello world!"; $result1 = bin2hex($string); echo $result1." |
PHP addslashes Function
PHP addslashes Function : The string function addslashes adds backslash(\) before each single quote(‘) , double quote(“) in string. Sometimes you need single quotes or double quotes with backslashes. Example (\”) or (\’)
How to use PHP addslashes Function Syntax
addslashes(string)
Input : String.
Retrun : String with backslash.
Single Quotes Example
$string = "Hey Buddy it's John"; $result = addslashes($string); echo $result; |
We have a string “Hey Buddy it’s John” in which we will test the function addslashes. We want to add backslash before the “s” character ie “it\’s”. Which will produce the string with backslash as
“Hey Buddy it\’s John.”.
Output :
Double Quotes Example
$string = 'Hey Buddy it"s John'; $result = addslashes($string); echo $result; |
Php addcslashes example
Php addcslashes example : The string function addcslashes adds backslash before the specified character.
Php addcslashes example Syntax
$string = addcslashes("Tutorialsplane is the Best.","B"); echo $string; |
We have a string “Tutorialsplane is the Best” in which we will test the function addcslashes. We want to add backslash before the “B” character ie before the “\B”. Which will produce the new string with backslash as
“Tutorialsplane is the \Best.”.
Output : The above example will add backslash before the word “Best” ie \Best. The Output of the above example will
be-