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The mktime() function generates a timestamp for a specified date and time, defaulting to the current date and time if none are provided. The substr() function extracts a substring from a given string starting from a specified index. Example code snippets demonstrate the usage of both functions in PHP.

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WEB II Questions

The mktime() function generates a timestamp for a specified date and time, defaulting to the current date and time if none are provided. The substr() function extracts a substring from a given string starting from a specified index. Example code snippets demonstrate the usage of both functions in PHP.

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mktime() Function: The mktime() function is

used to create the timestamp for a specific


date and time. If no date and time are
provided, the timestamp for the current date
and time is returned.
echo date("2075/03/03");
what does substr() function do?
Ans: This function gives the substring of a
given string from a given index.
Example:
<?php
$a="This is not easy";
echo (substr($a,2));
?>
//output; is is not easy

<?php
$t=time();
$d=date("yy/m/d");
echo "current time is".$t."<br>";
echo "current date is".$d;
?>

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