Which one of the following function operates similarly to fgets(), except that it also strips any HTML and PHP tags form the input?

Which one of the following function operates similarly to fgets(), except that it also strips any HTML and PHP tags form the input? Correct Answer fgetss()

The function fgetss() returns a line, with HTML and PHP tags removed, from an open file. This function operates similarly to fgets(), except that it also strips any HTML and PHP tags form the input.

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