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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

The IntlChar::isalnum() function is used to check the given input is an alphanumeric character or not. The alphanumeric character is a digit or letter.Syntaxbool IntlChar::isalnum(val)Parametersval − An integer values or character encoded as a UTF-8 string.ReturnThe IntlChar::isalnum()function returns TRUE if the val is alphanumeric.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −NULL NULL NULL bool(true)ExampleLet us see another example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(false) bool(true)

The IntlChar::isbase() function is used to check the given input data is a base character or not.SyntaxIntlChar::isbase( val)Parametersval − An integer or character encoded as a UTF-8 string. Required.ReturnThe IntlChar::isbase() function returns TRUE if the val is a base character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(true) NULL NULL NULL

The IntlChar::isalpha() function is used to check the given input is an alphanumeric character or not.SyntaxIntlChar::isalpha( $val )Parametersval − An integer values or character encoded as a UTF-8 string.Required.ReturnThe IntlChar::isalpha() function returns TRUE if the val is alphanumeric character.ExampleThe following is an example −OutputThe following is the output −bool(false) bool(true)ExampleLet us see another example wherein we are checking for alphanumeric characters −OutputThe following is the output −NULL NULL NULL bool(true)

Create a function to check whether a string ends with the specified string or not. The function should return TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.The following is the syntax −endFunc(str, lastStr)Consider the following parameters in it to check −str − The string to be testedlastStr − The text to be searched in the end of the specified string.ExampleThe following is an example − Live DemoOutputThe following is the output −False!

Create a function to check whether a string begins with the specified string or not. The function should return TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.The following is the syntax −begnWith(str, begnStr)Consider the following parameters in it to check −str − The string to be testedbegnStr − The text to be searched in the beginning of the specified string.ExampleThe following is an example − Live Demo

The connection_status() function returns the connection status.Syntaxconnection_status()ParametersNAReturnThe connection_status() function returns the following possible values. This is the status bitfield −0 - CONNECTION_NORMAL - connection is running normally1 - CONNECTION_ABORTED - connection is aborted by user or network error2 - CONNECTION_TIMEOUT - connection timed out3 - CONNECTION_ABORTED & CONNECTION_TIMEOUTExampleThe following is an example − Live Demo