strrev(): PHP String Reverse

echo strrev('plus2net'); //ten2sulp

echo strrev($input_string);

$st="This is a test";
echo "The string = ".$st."<br>";
$st=strrev($st);
echo "The new string after applying the strrev function = ".$st."<br>";

Printing the string in reverse without using strrev() function.

<?Php
$st="Hello world";
//echo $st[4];
$length=strlen($st);
for($i=$length-1;$i>=0;$i--){
echo $st[$i];
}
?>

dlrow olleH

Palindrome

Example 2: Reversing a String Without Affecting Special Characters

Using *strrev()* can reverse strings, but it also affects special characters. Here's how to reverse a string while preserving HTML entities like < and >:

$str = "Hello <World>";
$reversed_str = htmlspecialchars(strrev(htmlspecialchars_decode($str)));
echo $reversed_str; 
// Outputs: >dlroW< olleH

Example 3: Reversing Only Words in a Sentence

This example demonstrates reversing only the words while keeping their order intact:

$sentence = "PHP is great";
$reversed_words = implode(' ', array_reverse(explode(' ', $sentence)));
echo $reversed_words; 
// Outputs: great is PHP