The `implode()` function in PHP 8.3 & PHP 8.4 is used to join elements of an array into a single string. It takes two arguments:

In PHP 8.3 & PHP 8.4, the `implode()` function works the same way as in previous versions. Here’s how you can use it: Read More

In PHP 8.3 & PHP 8.4, the `htmlspecialchars_decode()` function is used to convert special HTML entities back to their corresponding characters. This is the reverse of the `htmlspecialchars()` function, which converts special characters to HTML entities. Read More

In PHP 8.3 & PHP 8.4, the `html_entity_decode()` function is used to convert HTML entities back to their corresponding characters. This is useful when you have a string containing HTML entities (e.g., `&`, `<`, `>`, etc.) and you want to decode them into their original characters. Read More

The `htmlentities()` string function in PHP 8.4 is used to convert special characters into HTML entities, preventing security issues like cross-site scripting (XSS) and ensuring proper rendering of text in HTML. Read More

The `hex2bin()` string function in PHP8.4 converts a hexadecimal string into binary data. It is commonly used for decoding hex-encoded data back into its original binary form. Read More