A string is an array of characters, correct? If so, then why does count() not produce the same result as strlen() on a string?
A string is an array of characters, correct? If so, then why does count()
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A string is an array of characters, correct? If so, then why does count() not produce the same result as strlen() on a string?
A string is an array of characters in C, C++ and Java. In PHP, it is not.
Remember that PHP is a very loose language, you can probobly get a character from a PHP string with the
[]-selector, but it still dosn’t make it an array.