PHP str_getcsv() Function: Parsing CSV Strings into Arrays

The PHP str_getcsv() function parses a CSV‑formatted string into an indexed array, allowing you to specify custom delimiters, enclosure characters, and escape characters, and returns the extracted fields as an array for further processing.

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PHP str_getcsv() Function: Parsing CSV Strings into Arrays

str_getcsv() parses a CSV‑formatted string and returns an indexed array of fields.

Signature:

array str_getcsv ( string $input , string $delimiter = "," , string $enclosure = '"' , string $escape = "\\" )

Parameters

input : the CSV string to be parsed.

delimiter : the field delimiter character (single character).

enclosure : the character that encloses fields (single character).

escape : the escape character (single character), default is backslash (\).

Return value

An indexed array containing the fields read from the input string.

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