PHP strcmp() is an inbuilt function that compares two strings. The strcmp() function is binary-safe and case-sensitive. The strcmp() function used to compare two strings. The strcmp() function is case-sensitive, which points out that capital and small cases will be handled differently, during the comparison.

PHP strcmp() Example

During any programming, you will always get situations where you need to compare values with each other, and if the values are boolean or integers, then the comparison is simple.

But if you want to compare strings or parts of strings, then there can be more to the comparison such as a case of the string you are comparing.

The function compares the two strings and tells us whether the first string is greater or smaller than the second string or equals to the second string.

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