Explode () with the opposite function implode () and join ()

function prototypes for explode ():

Array explode (string separator,string input [, int limit]); [, int limit] is a means of optional

Parameters	Description
Separator	Necessary. Specifies where to split the string.
String	Necessary. The string to split.
Limit	Optional. Specifies the maximum number of array elements that are returned.

1<?PHP2 $array= "[Email protected]@[email protected]";3 $people=Explode(‘@‘,$array);4 5 Echo $people[0]. " <br> ".$people[1]. " <br> ".$people[2]. " <br> ".$people[3];Echo"<br>";6 7 $peoplelimit=Explode(‘@‘,$array, 3);8 9 Print_r($peoplelimit);Echo"<br>";Ten  One Echo implode(‘@‘,$people);Echo"<br>"; A  - Echo Join(‘**‘,$people); -  the?>

The results are as follows:

Tedtinytomjson Array ([0] = ted [1] = tiny [2] = [email protected]) [email protected]@[email protected]ted# c12> #tiny # #tom # #json

It is important to note that:

The explode () function uses limit, and the subsequent ones are no longer separated by delimiters, as the remaining elements exist;

The results obtained using the join () function are not green.

Explode () with the opposite function implode () and join ()