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PHP » String » strrpos

A third parameter to strpos( ) that allows us to specify where to start searching from


 

<?

    $string = "This is a strpos( ) test";

    $pos = strpos($string, "i", 3);

    if ($pos =  == false) {

            print "Not found\n";

    } else {

            print "Found at $pos!\n";

    }

?>

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