PHP String Exercises : Remove comma(s) from the specified numeric string
Write a PHP script to remove comma(s) from the following numeric string.
Sample String : '2,543.12'
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Sample Solution:
PHP Code:
<?php
$str1 = "2,543.12";
// Define the original string.
$x = str_replace( ',', '', $str1);
// Remove all commas from the original string.
if( is_numeric($x))
// Check if the resulting string is numeric.
{
echo $x."\n";
// If numeric, echo the modified string.
}
?>
Sample Output:
2543.12
Explanation:
The above PHP code snippet removes all commas from the string "2,543.12" using the str_replace() function.
- str_replace(',', '', $str1) removes all occurrences of the comma , from the original string $str1, resulting in the string '2543.12'.
- The is_numeric() function checks if the resulting string $x is numeric.
- If $x is numeric, it echoes out the modified string '2543.12'.
So, the output of this code would be 2543.12.
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