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Posted On 24-09-2020
Syntax of ltrim() function and Usage.
ltrim(string,charlist)
string -> Specifies the string to check.
charlist ->Specifies which characters to remove.
If this is not mentioned then all of the following characters will be removed:
. “\0” – NULL
. “\t” – tab
. “\n” – new line
. “\x0B” – vertical tab
. “\r” – carriage return
. ” ” – ordinary white space
Let's learn
1.Create string
$str = "Hello World! welcome to BAJARANGISOFT";
echo ltrim($str,"HeT!");
<?php
$str = "Hello World! welcome to BAJARANGISOFT";
echo "<h4>$str </h4>";
echo ltrim($str,"HeT!");
?>
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<title>PHP left trim function</title>
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<h1>PHP ltrim() Function</h1>
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<h2>The ltrim() function removes whitespace and other predefined characters from left sides of a string.</h2>
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<?php
$str = "Hello World! welcome to BAJARANGISOFT";
echo "<h4>$str </h4>";
echo ltrim($str,"HeT!");
?>
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</body>
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