Hi Guys,
The problem here is that strpos() returns the starting position index of $str2 in $str1 (if found), otherwise it returns false. So in this example, strpos() returns 0 (which is then obtain to false when referenced in the if statement). That’s why the code doesn’t work properly.
The correct solution would be to explicitly compare the value returned by strpos() to false as follows:
$str1 = 'gamechanger';
$str2 = 'change';
if(strpos($str1,$str2) !== false) {
echo $str1 . " contains " . $str2 ;
} else {
echo $str1 . " does not contain " . $str2 ;
}
Without false condition it will execute the false statement ( else part).
Result
gamechanger contains changer
The problem here is that strpos() returns the starting position index of $str2 in $str1 (if found), otherwise it returns false. So in this example, strpos() returns 0 (which is then obtain to false when referenced in the if statement). That’s why the code doesn’t work properly.
The correct solution would be to explicitly compare the value returned by strpos() to false as follows:
$str1 = 'gamechanger';
$str2 = 'change';
if(strpos($str1,$str2) !== false) {
echo $str1 . " contains " . $str2 ;
} else {
echo $str1 . " does not contain " . $str2 ;
}
Without false condition it will execute the false statement ( else part).
Result
gamechanger contains changer
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