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PHP » String » String

Escape Characters That Act As Anchors


 

Character      Matches

 

\A             Beginning of string

 

\b             Word boundary

 

\B             Not a word boundary

 

\Z             End of string (matches before final newline or at end of string)

 

\z             End of string (matches only at very end of string)

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