i have
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I want to ignore everything before the first space(" ").
One method which i thought of was using the explode()
function but i am having problem i did this :
$f_a = explode(" ",$tobesplit));
for ($i=1;$i<=count($f_a);$i++)
{
$ff_a .= $f_a[$i];
}
echo $ff_a
But it is giving errors can anyone tell why ?
And if there is a better wa开发者_如何学Pythony of doing this Please tell me
Thanks
Just use strpos
[docs] and substr
[docs]:
$part = substr($str, strpos($str, ' '));
You could use the strstr()
function to get only the portion of the string after the first space, like this:
$portion = strstr($str, ' ');
For more information, take a look at the documentation for the strstr() function.
preg_replace('/^[^ ]+ /', '', $tobesplit, 1);
$i is getting greater than the upper bound of your array. Change
for ($i=1;$i<=count($f_a);$i++)
with
for ($i=1;$i<count($f_a);$i++)
This and Glass Robot's answer.
You have an extra close parenthesis on explode.
The is no need for the loop you can limit the number of results form explode:
list(,$result) = explode(" ",$tobesplit, 2);
echo $result;
There are some errors:
- There is a closed parenthesis that you have to leave from first line.
- You have to use "<" and not "<=" in for condition.
- You have to declare ff_a out of cycle
- You have to end with ";" last line.
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