Why are the same strings encoded differently in PHP?

Question

header("Content-type:text/html;charset=utf-8");
$secret1 = "rZa9GneIzd9MNyoTv/Ghpk2V6ZHD0KeQC7t0ymEH7cI=";
$secret2 = 'rZa9GneIzd9MNyoTv/Ghpk2V6ZHD0KeQC7t0ymEH7cI=';
$secret3 = 'rZa9GneIzd9MNyoTv/Ghpk2V6ZHD0KeQC7t0ymEH7cI=';

var_dump(trim($secret1));
echo "<br>";
var_dump(trim($secret2));
echo "<br>";
var_dump($secret3);
echo "<br>";
echo mb_detect_encoding($secret1, array("ASCII", "UTF-8", "GB2312", "GBK", "BIG5"));
echo "<br>";
echo mb_detect_encoding($secret2, array("ASCII", "UTF-8", "GB2312", "GBK", "BIG5"));
echo "<br>";
echo mb_detect_encoding($secret3, array("ASCII", "UTF-8", "GB2312", "GBK", "BIG5"));

The same string displays different codes when detecting the code. What is the problem?

Answer 1

There will be different encoding schemes for different character sets. The current one is UTF8