PHP implode()
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Published May 27, 2023
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The implode() function accepts an array of elements and an optional separator. It will return a string formed by combining the elements in their exact order along with the optional separator.
Syntax
implode($separator, $array)
implode() accepts the following parameters:
separator- Optional string value. If omitted, the default is an empty string.array- An array of string elements to implode.
Example
The example below uses the implode() function to create the sentence ‘I love learning with Codecademy’. The separator is a single space.
<?php$to_be_imploded = array('I','love','learning','with','Codecademy');echo implode(' ',$to_be_imploded);?>
Codebyte Example
The following example shows the use of implode() function with and without the use of the separator.
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