php match
<?php
$food = 'cake';
$return_value = match ($food) {
'apple' => 'This food is an apple',
'bar' => 'This food is a bar',
'cake' => 'This food is a cake',
};
var_dump($return_value);
?>php match
<?php
$food = 'cake';
$return_value = match ($food) {
'apple' => 'This food is an apple',
'bar' => 'This food is a bar',
'cake' => 'This food is a cake',
};
var_dump($return_value);
?>string match in php
//str_contains ( string $haystack , string $needle ) : bool
if (str_contains('Foo Bar Baz', 'Foo')) {
echo 'Found';
}php 8 Match Expression
echo match (8.0) {
'8.0' => "Oh no!",
8.0 => "This is what I expected",
};
//> This is what I expected
// TurkoSoftstring match in php
You could use regular expressions as its better for word matching compared to
strpos, as mentioned by other users. A strpos check for are will also return
true for strings such as: fare, care, stare, etc. These unintended matches can
simply be avoided in regular expression by using word boundaries.
A simple match for are could look something like this:
$a = 'How are you?';
if (preg_match('/bareb/', $a)) {
echo 'true';
}Copyright © 2021 Codeinu
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