PHP stripcslashes() Function

PHP stripcslashes() Function

The stripcslashes() function in PHP returns a string with backslashes(\n, \r ..., octal and hexadecimal representation) stripped off.

Syntax

stripcslashes ( string $str ) 

Parameter

str(required)- This parameter signifies the string to be unescaped.

Return

This function returns the unescaped string with backslashes stripped off.

Example 1

Output

Your String is: Hello \PHP\!
By using stripcslashes() Function...
New String: Hello PHP!   

Example 2

Output

Your String is: Hello \PHP\!
By using stripcslashes() Function...
New String: Hello PHP!   

Example 3

Output

Your String is: Hello \\PHP\\!
By using stripcslashes() Function...
New String: Hello \PHP\!   

Example 4

Output

Your String is: Hello \\PHP\\!
By using stripcslashes() Function...
New String: Hello \PHP\!