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How To Assigning a New Character in a String
How To Assigning a New Character in a String? - PHP Script Tips - Understanding String Literals and Operations
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The string element expression, $string{index}, can also be used at the left side of an assignment statement. This allows you to assign a new character to any position in a string. Here is a PHP script example:
<?php
$string = 'It\'s Friday?';
echo "$string\n";
$string{11} = '!';
echo "$string\n";
?>
This script will print:
It's Friday? It's Friday!
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