join()

The join() method join array elements with a string

Example.php
<?php use kim\present\utils\arrays\ArrayUtils;
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$arrayUtils = ArrayUtils::from(["Apple", "Banana", "Carrot"]);
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//Joining array with multiple elements
$arrayUtils->join();         // "Apple,Banana,Carrot"
$arrayUtils->join(" and ");  // "Apple and Banana and Carrot"
$arrayUtils->join(" || ");   // "Apple || Banana || Carrot"
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//Joining with prefix
$arrayUtils->join(" and ", "I like ");
// expected output: "I like  Apple and Banana and Carrot"
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//Joining with prefix and suffix
$arrayUtils->join(" and ", "I like ", " little bit");
// expected output: "I like Apple and Banana and Carrot little bit"
Syntax
$arrayUtils->join(string $glue = ",", string $prefix = "", string $suffix = "") : string;
Parameter
$glue 
 
The string to separate each pair of adjacent elements.
Default: ","
$prefix 
 
The prefix string.
Default: ""(empty)
$suffix
 
The suffix string.
Default: ""(empty)
Return value
A string with all array elements joined
Prefixing
ArrayUtils::joinFrom(iterable $from, string $glue = ",", string $prefix = "", string $suffix = "") : string;
References
PHP: implode - Manual
Array.prototype.join() - JavaScript | MDN
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⚡Generic method

every()

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