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$startdate_time='13-05-2023 9:00';
$enddate_time='13-05-2023 9:30';
$start_timestamp=strtotime($startdate_time);

$end_timestamp=strtotime($enddate_time);


$minutes_diff= round(abs($end_timestamp- $start_timestamp) / 60,2);

echo $minutes_diff. " minutes ";

Output : 30 minutes

There are two main approaches

1. splice()
2. delete

 


  splice() : splice  is the most conman  approaches  remove a specific item from 
  an array using JavaScript  

  syntax : MyArray.splice(index, 1);

  let country = ['USA', 'UK', 'UAE', 'India']
  let removed = country.splice(2, 1);


  Result :  ['USA', 'UK', 'India']

  delete : Delete is second way to remove an item from an array in JavaScript, 

  syntax: delete MyArray[index]



   let country1 = ['USA', 'UK', 'UAE', 'India']

   let removed = delete country1[2]



   Result :  ['USA', 'UK', undefined , 'India']

   Better to use splice() it is simple way to remove a specific item from an array using 
   JavaScript  , when you use delete for an array you could get wrong results 
   for MyArray.length

   Here 

   country1.length  = 4 


   country.length  = 3