The **`str_ends_with` function** in PHP checks if a string ends with a certain string.

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> This function is available in PHP 8 and higher.

# "hello"
## str_ends_with("lo")
- true
## str_ends_with("ol")
- false

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#  Syntax

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```php
str_ends_with(string $haystack, string $needle): bool
```

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## Parameters

The `str_ends_with()` function requires two strings as parameters.

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## Return value

This function returns `true` if successful and `false` if it is not.

<?php
if (str_ends_with('hello', 'lo')) {
    echo "'hello' end with 'lo'\n";
}
if (!str_ends_with('hello', 'ol')) {
    echo "'hello' doesn't end with 'ol'\n";
}

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## Output

``` xml
'hello' ends with 'lo'
'hello' doesn't end with 'ol'
```

What is str_ends_with() in PHP?

Checks if a string ends with a specified substring, returning true or false. Available in PHP 8+.

What is str_ends_with() in PHP?

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