Comparison of php strstr, stristr, strpos functions

Comparison of php strstr, stristr, strpos functions_PHP tutorial

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When searching for characters, PHP provides us with three functions strstr, stristr, and strpos. Their usage is slightly different. Let’s introduce the related functions.

Syntax:
string strstr (string haystack, string needle)
Returns the string from needle to end in haystack.
If there is no return value, that is, no needle is found, return FALSE

Note: This function is case-sensitive.

Example 1

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$city_str=fopen(cgi_path."/data/weather/city.dat","r");
$city_ch=fread($city_str,filesize(cgi_path."/data/weather/city.dat"));
$city_ch_arr=explode("|",$city_ch);
//如果能匹配到所在市
if(strstr($area_ga,"市")){
foreach($city_ch_arr as $city_ch_arr_item){
if(@strstr($area_ga,$city_ch_arr_item)){
   echo $area_ga.'
';
   echo $city_ch_arr_item;
   $s_city=$city_ch_arr_item;
}
}
}//如果找不到市那么看看是不是能找到省有时会有这样的情况：广东省长城宽带这样的一律归属到该省省府
elseif(strstr($area_ga,"河北")!==false){
$s_city="石家庄";
}

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$city_str=fopen(cgi_path."/data/weather/city.dat","r");

$city_ch=fread($city_str,filesize(cgi_path."/data/weather/city.dat"));

$city_ch_arr=explode("|",$city_ch);

//If it can match the city if(strstr($area_ga,"city")){ foreach($city_ch_arr as $city_ch_arr_item){

if(@strstr($area_ga,$city_ch_arr_item)){

echo $area_ga.'
';

echo $city_ch_arr_item;

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echo stristr("Hello world!","WORLD");
?>
输出：

world!

$s_city=$city_ch_arr_item;

}

}//If you can’t find the city, then see if you can find the province. Sometimes there will be a situation like this: Guangdong Great Wall Broadband will all belong to the provincial government elseif(strstr($area_ga,"Hebei")!==false){ $s_city="Shijiazhuang";

}

city.dat contains some cities. The format is like this
Guangzhou|Shenzhen|Shantou|Huizhou

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echo strpos("Hello world!","wo");
?>

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stristr()
function finds the first occurrence of a string in another string. If successful, returns the rest of the string (from the point of the match). If the string is not found, returns false.

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echo stristr("Hello world!","WORLD");

Output: world! strpos introduction Compared with the first two, characters are returned after a successful search, while strpos returns a position after a successful search. Because the position may be 0, it is more appropriate to use ===false to judge the search failure. The performance of strpos is better. If you just determine whether the needle is in the string haystack, it is better to use strpos. It will occupy less memory and achieve faster execution speed. However, strpos does not support special characters well, such as Chinese Example

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echo strpos("Hello world!","wo");<🎜> ?> Output: 6 Note: This function is case sensitive. For case-insensitive searches, use the stripos() function. Combining the above examples we draw the conclusion strstr is case-sensitive, starting from the character, if there is one, it returns true, otherwise it returns false stristr characters are not case-sensitive. If you start searching from the character, it will return true. Otherwise, it will return false strpos is case-sensitive. After strpos search is successful, the position will be returned. Because the position may be 0, it is more appropriate to use ===false to judge the search failure.