2. What does the PHP function dirname() return?

What does the PHP function pathinfo() return?

A). Information about a file path

B). Extension of a file

C). Directory name component of a path

D). Size of a file

What does the PHP function is_file() check for?

A). Checks if a path is a regular file

B). Checks if a path is a directory

C). Checks if a file is writable

D). Checks if a file is readable

Which PHP function extracts the extension of a file path?

A). pathinfo()

B). dirname()

C). realpath()

D). basename()

Which PHP function removes a directory?

A). rmdir()

B). mkdir()

C). chdir()

D). scandir()

What does the PHP function is_writable() check for?

A). Checks if a file is writable

B). Checks if a file is readable

C). Checks if a file is executable

D). Checks if a file is deletable

Which PHP function returns the parent directory of a file?

A). dirname()

B). realpath()

C). pathinfo()

D). basename()

What is the purpose of the PHP function realpath()?

A). Returns the absolute path of a file

B). Returns the directory name component of a path

C). Returns an array of files and directories in a directory

D). Checks if a file or directory exists

Which PHP function removes a file from the file system?

A). unlink()

B). delete()

C). remove()

D). erase()

Which PHP function checks if a file or directory exists?

A). file_exists()

B). is_file()

C). is_dir()

D). exists()

What is the purpose of the PHP function file_exists()?

A). Checks if a file or directory exists

B). Returns the absolute path of a file

C). Extracts the extension of a file path

D). Returns the parent directory of a file