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HOW TO USE THE str_repeat() FUNCTION IN PHP

The str_repeat() function takes a string and repeats it to the specified number of times. It takes two parameters: the string to perform the repeat action on and the number of times to repeat.

Example 1:

$string="John";
$newstring=str_repeat($string,3);

echo $newstring;

The above will output: JohnJohnJohn

Example 2:

$string="Mary lives here";
$newstring=str_repeat($string,2);

echo $newstring;

The above will output:
Mary lives hereMary lives here

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