Similar to strstr(), this function searches a string, finds the first occurrence of a character, and returns the string starting from that character.

The main difference in this function is that it takes a list of characters and stops when it finds any one of them. It is also case sensitive. Returns false if none of the characters are found.

$str = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.";
 
$new = strpbrk($str, 'bfqz'); // quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
$new = strpbrk($str, 'tr');   // rown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
$new = strpbrk($str, 'Tr');   // The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
$new = strpbrk($str, '7');    // false