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What is the difference between using filectime() and header() in PHP?

The difference between using filectime() and header() in PHP is that filectime() retrieves the last change time of a file, while header() is used to s...

What is the difference between filectime() and filemtime() functions in PHP?

filectime() function returns the last time the file's inode data was changed, while filemtime() function returns the last time the file's content was...

What is the difference between filectime() and filemtime() in PHP when retrieving timestamps?

The main difference between filectime() and filemtime() in PHP when retrieving timestamps is that filectime() returns the inode change time of a file,...

Why is filectime not suitable for checking the age of links in PHP scripts?

The filectime function in PHP retrieves the time when the inode representing the file was last changed, not when the file itself was created or modifi...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the filectime function in PHP to append a timestamp to uploaded files?

When using the filectime function in PHP to append a timestamp to uploaded files, the advantage is that it provides a way to easily track when the fil...

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