PHP searches a string for any function in a specified character strpbrk ()

Instance

Searches for the character "OE" in the string and returns the remainder of the string starting at the first occurrence of the specified character:

<?phpecho strpbrk ("Hello world!", "oe");? >

Definition and usage

The STRPBRK () function searches the string for any one of the specified characters.

Note: The function is case-sensitive.

The function returns the remainder of the beginning of the position where the specified character first appears. Returns FALSE if it is not found.

Grammar

STRPBRK (String,charlist)

Parameters	Describe
String	Necessary. Specifies the string to be searched.
Charlist	Necessary. Specifies the character to find.

Technical details

return value:	Returns a string that starts with the character you are looking for. Returns FALSE if it is not found.
PHP version:	5+

More examples

Example 1

The function is case-sensitive (the "W" and "W" outputs are the same):

<?phpecho strpbrk ("Hello world!", "w"), echo "<br>", Echo strpbrk ("Hello world!", "w"); >

Example

/* strpbrk. C *    /#include <string.h>  #include <stdio.h>    void main (void)  {     char string[100] = "the 3 men and 2 boys ate 5 pigs\n ";     char *result;     /* Return pointer to first ' a ' or ' B ' in "string" *     /printf ("1:%s\n", string);     result = STRPBRK (String, "0123456789");     printf ("2:%s\n", result++);     result = STRPBRK (result, "0123456789");     printf ("3:%s\n", result++);     result = STRPBRK (result, "0123456789");     printf ("4:%s\n", result);  }

Output:

1:the 3 men and 2 boys ate 5 pigs2:3 men and 2 boys ate 5 Pigs3:2 boys ate 5 pigs4:5 pigs