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PHP String str_increment() Function
The PHP String str_increment () function is used to increment an alphanumeric ASCII string. It modifies the given string by incrementing its characters, just like a counter, with special consideration for both numeric and alphabetic sequences.
The str_increment() function allows developers to efficiently handle complex string increment operations which makes it an important part of PHP's string manipulation features.
Syntax
Below is the syntax of the PHP String str_increment () function −
string str_increment ( string $string )
Parameters
This function accepts $string parameter which is the input string.
Return Value
The str_increment() function returns the incremented alphanumeric ASCII string. A ValueError is thrown in the following cases:
- The input string is empty.
- The input string is not an alphanumeric ASCII string.
PHP Version
The str_increment () function is available from PHP 8.3.0 onwards.
Example 1
Here is the basic example of the PHP String str_increment () function to increment the given alphanumeric ASCII string.
<?php $string = "B"; echo str_increment($string); ?>
Output
Here is the outcome of the following code −
C
Example 2
In the below PHP code we will use the str_increment () function and see how it works when a mixed string is given with a number.
<?php // Define the string here $string = "a1"; $result = str_increment($string); // Display the result echo "Incremented String: $result\n"; ?>
Output
This will generate the below output −
Incremented String: a2
Example 3
Now the below code using the str_increment() function and try to handle overflow for example z will become aa.
<?php // Define the string here $string = "z9"; $result = str_increment($string); // Display the result echo "Incremented String with Overflow: $result\n"; ?>
Output
This will create the below output −
Incremented String with Overflow: aa0
Example 4
In the following example, we are using the getinfo() function for incrementing a string in a for loop.
<?php // Define the string here $string = "a9"; echo "Original String: $string\n"; for ($i = 1; $i <= 5; $i++) { $string = str_increment($string); echo "Increment $i: $string\n"; } ?>
Output
Following is the output of the above code −
Original String: a9 Increment 1: b0 Increment 2: b1 Increment 3: b2 Increment 4: b3 Increment 5: b4