I've learned from experience.
Similarities : They are all used to execute system commands
shell_exec()
- I will execute your command and return the full string of the result.exec()
- "shell_exec" stop copying my feature... *works the same as shell_execsystem()
- I will run your command but I will only return the last line . Please use me if you only want a one liner outputpassthru()
- I will run your command and proceed immediately with the next line of code. The output will be sent to output buffer dont worry about me.
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