PHP-Array
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Numeric Arrays
Associate numeric index with their value.
Index starts at 0 (zero)
Index can be assigned automatically
Exemple
Ex - Automatic assignement
$names=array("David","Amy","John");
Ex - Manual assignement
$names[0]="David";
$names[1]="Amy";
$names[2]="John";
Accessing the array element
Accessing through its indice
echo $names[1];//outputs "Amy"
Array and data types
In one array you can have many data types
<?php
$ma[0]="David";
$ma[1]="<strong>PHP</strong>";
$ma[2]=21;
echo "$ma[0] is $ma[2] and knows$ma[1]";
?>Associative Arrays
It uses named keys that we assign to them
can be done in two ways
$people = array("David"=>"27","Amy"=>"21"."John"=>"42");
or
$people[David]="27";
$people[Amy]="21";
$people[John]="42";
Note
"=>" is used here
Access array`s member
echo $people[`Amy`]; // outputs 21
Multi dimensional arrays
It contains one or more arrays dimension of array = number of indice needed
Two dimensional array
$people=array(
`online`=>array(`David`,`Amy`),
`offline`=>array(`John`,`Rob`,`Jack`),
`away`=>array(`Arthur`,`Daniel`)
);
echo $people[`online`][0]; // outputs `David`
echo $people[`away`][1]; // outputs `Daniel`
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