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Reverse String in PHP using strrev

php
String Reversal strrev 
// Original string
$originalString = 'Hello, World!';

// Use strrev to reverse the string
$reversedString = strrev($originalString);

// Display the reversed string
echo 'Original String: ' . $originalString . "\n";
echo 'Reversed String: ' . $reversedString;

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