PHP: Put an Array into One of the Elements in Another Array
$a = array(“red”,”green”,”blue”,”yellow”); $b = []; When attempting: for ($x = 0; $x <= 10; $x++): $b[$x] = $a; echo “b[” . $x . “] = ” . $b[$x] . “<br />”; endfor; The following warning appears. “Array to string conversion” on the line with the echo. However, no warning appears when the echo line […]
Incosistent access of the array entries of an indexed array
I’m not sure how to describe or even title this issue but I feel the psuedo code explains it well. I have a multidimensional array called $data (4 levels) and some php code as follows:
Why array_search does not recognize first item in array?
I am confused. Why does array_search skip the first element in an array?
in_array returns only booleans, array_search can return any values – is its because of that? For now it makes no sense to me.
Sample code below:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more:
how do I remove the “opposite” and “movement” elements in an array?
There is an array of “movements” of elements, about the same, only it can be many times more: