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How to increase php string

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How to add a string in php: first create an "insertToStr" method; then specify the string before the insertion position, and the string after the specified insertion position; then concatenate the three inserted strings; Finally output the result.

How to increase php string

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First look at the simple replacement:

$str1 = "*3*";                //原字符串
$str2 = "abc";                //要添加的字符串
$str1 = str_replace("3",$str2."3",$str1);        //字符串替换
echo $str1;

That is to replace 3 with abc3, but there is a premise: you must know that there is a "3" in the original string before you can replace it, otherwise it cannot be replaced.

So you need to use another method at this time: add a string at the specified position, for example:

<?php
/**
 * 指定位置插入字符串
 * @param $str  原字符串
 * @param $i    插入位置
 * @param $substr 插入字符串
 * @return string 处理后的字符串
 */
function insertToStr($str, $i, $substr){
    //指定插入位置前的字符串
    $startstr="";
    for($j=0; $j<$i; $j++){
        $startstr .= $str[$j];
    }
     
    //指定插入位置后的字符串
    $laststr="";
    for ($j=$i; $j<strlen($str); $j++){
        $laststr .= $str[$j];
    }
     
    //将插入位置前,要插入的,插入位置后三个字符串拼接起来
    $str = $startstr . $substr . $laststr;
     
    //返回结果
    return $str;
}
 
//测试
$str="hello zhidao!";
$newStr=insertToStr($str, 6, "baidu");
echo $newStr;
//hello baiduzhidao!
?>

Test instructions: insert a new string at the 6th string position, And output the final result

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