Challenge 2 — Solution

Task: Given the string "2026-06-20", use explode() to split it into
year, month, and day parts. Then use sprintf() to echo it back out in
the format "20/06/2026" (day/month/year, UK style).

<?php
    $isoDate = "2026-06-20";

    $parts = explode("-", $isoDate);
    $year = $parts[0];
    $month = $parts[1];
    $day = $parts[2];

    echo sprintf("%s/%s/%s", $day, $month, $year);
?>


Output:
20/06/2026

Notes:
- explode("-", $isoDate) splits the string wherever a hyphen appears,
  producing the array ["2026", "06", "20"] in that fixed order.
- Each part is picked out by its known index (0 = year, 1 = month,
  2 = day) matching the ISO 8601 format the original string was in.
- sprintf() with three %s placeholders rebuilds the string in the
  reordered day/month/year sequence, with the slashes written directly
  into the format string itself.