This article illustrates the use of substr function string interception in PHP. Share to everyone for your reference, specific as follows:
The SUBSTR function in PHP is defined as follows:
SUBSTR (String,start,length)
The parameter description is as follows:
String required. A string that stipulates the part to return.
Start
Necessary. Specify where to start the string.
Positive number-starts at the specified position of the string
Negative number-starts at the specified position starting at the end of the string
0-Starts at the first character in the string
Length
Optional. Specify the length of the string to be returned. The default is until the end of the string.
Positive number-The length returned from the position where the start parameter is located
Negative number-The length returned from the end of the string
The sample code is as follows:
<?php
Echo substr ("Welcome to Www.jb51.net!", 0);//output as is, do not intercept
echo "<br>";
echo substr ("Welcome to www.jb51.net!", 4,14); 14 characters are continuously intercepted from the 4th character
echo "<br>";
echo substr ("Welcome to www.jb51.net!", -4,4); From the penultimate 4th intercept 4 characters
echo "<br>";
echo substr ("Welcome to www.jb51.net!", 0,-4); Intercept from the first character, intercept to the penultimate 4th character
?>
The results of the operation are as follows:
Welcome to www.jb51.net!
ome to www.jb5
net!
Welcome to www.jb51.
I hope this article will help you with the PHP program design.