Given the string $sentence = 'The quick brown fox jumps', which code snippet correctly extracts the substring starting from the word 'brown' using strstr?

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Given the string $sentence = 'The quick brown fox jumps', which code snippet correctly extracts the substring starting from the word 'brown' using strstr?

Aecho strstr($sentence, 'brown');

Becho strstr($sentence, 'brown', true);

Cecho strpos($sentence, 'brown');

Decho substr($sentence, strpos($sentence, 'brown'));

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand strstr behavior
strstr returns the part of the string starting from the first occurrence of the substring, including it.
Step 2: Analyze options
echo strstr($sentence, 'brown'); correctly uses strstr to get substring from 'brown'. echo strstr($sentence, 'brown', true); returns part before 'brown'. echo strpos($sentence, 'brown'); returns position, not substring. echo substr($sentence, strpos($sentence, 'brown')); uses substr with strpos, which also works but is not strstr.
Final Answer:
echo strstr($sentence, 'brown'); -> Option A
Quick Check:
strstr returns substring from needle [OK]

Quick Trick: strstr returns substring from needle, true returns before [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using third parameter true to get substring after needle
Confusing strpos with strstr
Expecting strpos to return substring

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Given the string $sentence = 'The quick brown fox jumps', which code snippet correctly extracts the substring starting from the word 'brown' using strstr?

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