Syntax:string inet_pton (string $ip_address)
Parameters:This function takes one parameter as above and described below:
- $ip_address:Required. Specifies a readable IP address.
Return Value:This function returns a packed 32-bit IPv4 or 128-bit IPv6 address on success and FALSE on failure .
Notes : - This function is available for PHP 5.1.0 and above.
- Output of the following examples the actual output may differ on this page. So please see the output screenshots.
The following programs illustrate the inet_pton() function in PHP:
Program 1:
// Use the inet_pton() function for IP
// address and get the result $addr = inet_pton ( "127.0.1.1" ); echo $addr ;
?> Output: Program 2: echo inet_pton ( "" . gethostbyname ( "www.google.com" ) ). "
" ; echo inet_pton ( "" . gethostbyname ( " www.youtube.com " )). "
" ; echo inet_pton ( "" . gethostbyname ( " www.facebook.com " )). "
" ; echo inet_pton ( "" . gethostbyname ( " www.engineerforengineer.org " )). "
" ; echo inet_pton ( "" . gethostbyname ( " php.net " )). "
" ;
?> Output: Link: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.inet-pton.php
