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PHP parse_str Function: Usage, Parameters, and Examples

This article explains PHP's parse_str() function, detailing its purpose of converting query strings into variables, describing its parameters and void return, and providing clear code examples demonstrating both basic usage and usage with an output array.

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PHP parse_str Function: Usage, Parameters, and Examples

parse_str() parses a query string into variables.

If the input string is a URL query string, it creates variables in the current scope or stores them in an array when a second argument is provided.

Parameters

str : the input string.

arr (optional): an array that will receive the variables as elements.

Return value

None (void).

Example

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