How to verify password in php from database

I am currently letting users sign up with a username and password and storing the password hashed in my database which is stored fine as follows:

//Signing up



  

The above example will output:

  

See Also
password_hash[] - Creates a password
hash
» userland implementation
sodium_crypto_pwhash_str_verify[] - Verifies that a password matches a hash
 

			
How do I verify a database password?
			
You will need to verify the user passwords to see if they match the passwords stored in the database. To do this, we call check[] on the Hash façade. The check[] method verifies if the plain-text string entered by the user matches the given hash. The code above uses the Hash facade alongside the check[] method.
		
			
How can I confirm my php password?
			
preg_match["#[a-z]+#",$password]] { $passwordErr = "Your Password Must Contain At Least 1 Lowercase Letter!"; } else { $cpasswordErr = "Please Check You've Entered Or Confirmed Your Password!"; } } //Validates firstname if [empty[$_POST["firstname"]]] { $firstErr = "You Forgot to Enter Your First Name!"; } else { $ ...
		
			
What is php password hash?
			
password_hash[] creates a new password hash using a strong one-way hashing algorithm. The following algorithms are currently supported: PASSWORD_DEFAULT - Use the bcrypt algorithm [default as of PHP 5.5. 0]. Note that this constant is designed to change over time as new and stronger algorithms are added to PHP.
		
			
What is the Verify password?
			
The VERIFY PASSWORD command allows an application to check that a password matches the password recorded by an external security manager [ESM] for a user ID, and return values recorded by the external security manager for the password.