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In Laravel, you can easily insert a string into another string using the str_replace
function. Here is an example of how you can insert a string into another string:
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$originalString = "Hello, world!"; $insertedString = "everyone "; $newString = str_replace("world", $insertedString . "world", $originalString); echo $newString; // Output: Hello, everyone world! |
In this example, the str_replace
function replaces the word "world" in the original string with the concatenated string "everyone world". This results in the new string "Hello, everyone world!". You can modify this code to insert a string into a different position within the original string based on your requirements.