Two Method Are Preg_split() And Explode() Are Used To Split The Pattern Then what is the difference

[veerumits 0]

Two method are preg_split() and explode() are used to split the pattern:
when and where we can use these method let us i explain

<?php$s ='on|tp|tr|fr';print_r(explode('|', $s, 2));?>Array([0] => on[1] => tp|tr|fr)

if we want to split
"Hello"

Then explode() is not work because it must be require one identifier.
and there is no identifier in "Hello" so we can not use explode(),
but by preg_split() we can split the pettern

how we use

<?php$x="Hello";$y=preg_split("", $x);// please help there what we write so it workprint_r($y); // [0]=>H [1]=>e [2]=>l [3]=>l [4]=>0?><?php$x="Anil", Raju and Mukesh";$y=preg_split("/,| and /", $x);print_r($y); // [0]=>Anil [1]=>Raju [2]=>Mukesh?>

it works fine

thanks

[Nabb 0]

preg_split allows you to use regular expressions for more complicated pattern matching (regular expressions). If you don't need this, then you should be using explode because I'm fairly confident it's faster. If you want to split a string into individual characters, then you can use str_split, for example str_split("Hello") is the same as preg_split("","Hello").

[Lightning73 0]

You don't even have to split it though. If you call $x="Hello" then $x[0] will be "H" and $x[1] will be "e" and so on. Just a hint

[Nabb 0]

You don't even have to split it though. If you call $x="Hello" then $x[0] will be "H" and $x[1] will be "e" and so on. Just a hint

I've heard you can do that in some languages, I wasn't sure about PHP though so I didn't say Thanks for the information though.