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delete() function in PHP
The delete() function deletes a file. The path of the file to be deleted is to be specified as a parameter.
Syntax
delete(file_path)
Parameters
file_path − Specify the path of the file to be deleted.
Return
The delete() function returns.
- True, on success
- False, on failure
Example
The following is an example. This deletes the file “amit.txt” specified as a parameter.
<?php
echo delete("E:/list/amit.txt");
?>Output
true
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