PHP self:: vs static:: method differences explained
In PHP, self:: and static:: are used to reference class members (methods, properties, constants) in static contexts. Their behavior differs due to late static binding, a mechanism that determines the target class at runtime. 1 ) self::add() Example: 2) static::add() (Late Static Binding) Example: When to Use Which: Best Practices
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The strpos() function in PHP is used to find the position of the first occurrence of a substring within a string. Its syntax is as follows: The function returns the position of the first occurrence of the substring if found, or false if the substring is not found. Here’s an example usage of strpos(): In this example, […]
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