Try:
";
echo "So, echo \$vlr16200{0};returns the FIRST character of \"$vlr16200\", or,
\"$vlr16201\".";
echo "and, echo \$vlr16200{9};returns TENTH, character of \"$vlr16200\", ou seja,
\"$vlr16202\".";
?>
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> Kevin Stone wrote:
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> > Actually as far as the computer knows strings *are* arrays. Access any
> > character within a string in the same mannor as you would access an
element
> > in an array. For ex
Kevin Stone wrote:
Actually as far as the computer knows strings *are* arrays. Access any
character within a string in the same mannor as you would access an element
in an array. For example:
$str = "hello world";
echo $str[4]; // prints o
echo $str[6]; // prints w
That works but is deprecated
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