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PHP » String » preg_match_all 
preg_match_all searches a string for all the occurrences of a regular expression
 
<?php

$s = 'A beautiful day';

preg_match_all ('/beaut[]+/', $s, $matches);

var_dump ($matches)

?>
  
  
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