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@NogDogJul 31.2021 — #3.
Then if you want the america entries:
@NogDogAug 02.2021 — #
No, did you even try it? (Hint: PHP cannot even parse it as you entered it here.)
What you probably want is:
Pro tip: use that type of indenting so that it's visually clear what the array organization is. Write code as if you may have to debug/modify it a year or more later, when you've forgotten why you wrote it that way in the first place.
In this example, you would access "argentina" directly as
Is This Valid Array ?
Folks,
Are either of these two are valid arrays or not ?
1.
[code]
$list_5 = array($eu = array(‘0’=>’uk’,’1’=>’france’),array($america = array(“0″=>”usa”,”1″=>”canada”)));
If above code is valid then how to write code so it echoes ‘uk’ and ‘france’ (the values of the EU sub-array) ?
2.
[code]
$list_5 = array(
“eu” => array(‘0’=>’uk’,’1’=>’france’),
“america” =>array(“0″=>”usa”,”1″=>”canada”)
);
If above code is valid then how to write code so it echoes ‘usa’ and ‘canada’ (the values of the America sub-array) ?
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@NogDogJul 31.2021 — #3.[code=php]
$list_5 = array(
"eu" => array('uk', 'france'), // automatically numerically indexed starting a 0
"america" => array("usa", "canada") // ditto
);
[/code]Then if you want the america entries:
[code=php]
foreach($list_5['america'] as $country) {
echo "<li>$country</li>n";
}
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@NogDogAug 02.2021 — #>@developer_web#1634965 Is above code fine aswell ?
No, did you even try it? (Hint: PHP cannot even parse it as you entered it here.)
What you probably want is:
[code=php]
$continents = array(
"europe" => array(
"west europe" => array(
"uk",
"france"
)
),
"america" => array(
"north america" => array(
"usa",
"canada"
),
"south america" => array(
"argentina",
"brazil"
)
)
);
[/code]Pro tip: use that type of indenting so that it's visually clear what the array organization is. Write code as if you may have to debug/modify it a year or more later, when you've forgotten why you wrote it that way in the first place.
In this example, you would access "argentina" directly as
$continents['america']['south america'][0][code=php]
foreach($continents['america']['south america'] as $country) {
// code using $country
}
[/code]