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The IntlChar::isIDIgnorable() function is used to determine whether the entered value is an ignorable character or not.Syntaxbool IntlChar::isIDIgnorable(val)Parametersval − A character or integer value encoded as UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::isIDIgnorable()function returns TRUE if the val is an ignorable character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(false) bool(true) bool(false)

The IntlChar::isUWhiteSpace() function check whether the given input character is a WhiteSpace Unicode character or not.SyntaxIntlChar::isUWhiteSpace(val)Parametersval − A character or integer value encoded as a UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::isUWhiteSpace() function returns TRUE if the val is a WhiteSpace Unicode character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) bool(false) bool(false)

The IntlChar::charAge() function is used to compute the age of the entered value, which is the Unicode version. This is when the value was first designated or assigned a character.Syntaxarray IntlChar::charAge( val)Parametersval − A character or integer value encoded as a UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::charAge() function returns the Unicode version number of an array, if true.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −array(4) { [0]=> int(0) [1]=> int(0) [2]=> int(0) [3]=> int(0) }

The IntlChar::charName()function gets the name of a Unicode character.Syntaxstring IntlChar::charName( val [, choice = IntlChar::UNICODE_CHAR_NAME] )Parametersval − An integer value or character encoded as UTF-8 string.choice − The following are the constant conditions −IntlChar::UNICODE_CHAR_NAMEIntlChar::CHAR_NAME_ALIASIntlChar::CHAR_NAME_CHOICE_COUNTIntlChar::UNICODE_10_CHAR_NAMEIntlChar::EXTENDED_CHAR_NAMEReturnThe IntlChar::charName() function returns the corresponding name of input data. For no name of character, an empty string is returned.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −string(9) "AMPERSAND" string(9) "AMPERSAND"ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is the output −string(22) "LATIN CAPITAL LETTER K" string(22) "LATIN CAPITAL LETTER K"ExampleLet us see one more example with a different input value −OutputThe following is the output ... Read More

The IntlChar::isUUppercase() function checks whether the given input character is an Uppercase Unicode character or not.SyntaxIntlChar::isUUppercase(val)Parametersval − It is a character value, which is encoded as a UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::isUUppercase() function returns TRUE if the val is an Uppercase Unicode character or not.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(false) NULL bool(true)ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(false) bool(false) bool(true)

The IntlChar::ispunct() function check whether the given input character is a punctuation character or not.Syntaxbool IntlChar::ispunct(val)Parametersval − An integer value or character encoded as a UTF-8 string. Required!ReturnThe IntlChar::ispunct()function returns TRUE if the val is a punctuation character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(false) bool(true) bool(false)ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) bool(true) NULL

The IntlChar::isspace() function check whether the given input character is a space character or not.SyntaxIntlChar::isspace(val)Parametersval − An integer value or character encoded as UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::isspace()function returnsTRUE if the val is a space character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −NULL bool(true) bool(true)ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is the output −NULL bool(true) bool(false)

The IntlChar::isxdigit() function checks whether the given input character is a hexadecimal digit or not. The following are the hexadecimal digits −Digit numbers (0 – 9)Letters (a – f) and (A – F)\u{0041} to \u{0046}, \u{0061} to \u{0066}, \u{FF21} to \u{FF26}\u{FF41} to \u{FF46}).SyntaxIntlChar::isxdigit( val )Parametersval − An integer values or character encoded as a UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::isxdigit() function returns TRUE if the val is a hexadecimal digit.ExampleThe following is an example −var_dump(IntlChar::isxdigit("10")); echo ""; // Input data is character type var_dump(IntlChar::isxdigit("A")); echo ""; var_dump(IntlChar::isxdigit("a")); echo "";OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) NULL bool(true)ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is ... Read More

The IntlChar::iscntrl() function is used to check the given input is a control character or not. Examples include line feed (), tab (\t), etc.SyntaxIntlChar::iscntrl( val )Parametersval − An integer values or character encoded as a UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::iscntrl() function returns TRUE if the val is a control character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) NULL NULLExampleLet us now see another example wherein we are checking whether the entered value is a control character or not −OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) NULL

The IntlChar::isprint() function checks whether the given input character is a printable character or not.SyntaxIntlChar::isprint( val )Parametersval − An integer values or character encoded as a UTF-8 string. Required!ReturnThe IntlChar::isprint() function returns TRUE if the val is a printable characterExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) bool(true) bool(false)ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is the output −NULL bool(true) NULL