PHP introductory tutorial (8) PHP array

$user[0]=1;
$user[1]="kobe";
$user[2]=10;
$user[3]="mac";
$user[4] ="kobe@bb.com";

echo ''; </li>
<li>print_r($user); </li>
<li>echo '';

Example: Associative array

$user=array("id"=>1, "name"=>"kobe", "age"=>10, 100=>"mac", "kobe@bbb. com");

for($i=0; $i<20; $i++)
 $user[]=$i;
echo ''; </li>
<li>print_r($user); </li>
<li>echo '< ;/pre>';

Example: php multidimensional array

$User =array(
 array('Zhang 3',93),
 array('Li 4',80),
 array('Wang 5',98)
 );

Example: Traversing php array elements

//Define an array
$arr = array(0=>"kobe", 1=>"mac-t", 2=>"lin");
 //Use the first method to traverse the array
foreach ($arr as $value) {
 echo "Value: $value; ";
}
echo "";
//Use the second method Traverse the array
foreach ($arr as $key => $value) {
 echo "Key: $key; Value: $value; ";
}
?>

2) ,

//Define array
$array = array("ar1" => array(5=>100, 3=>120, 4=>30),
" ar2" => array(4=>"three", 9=>"four", 1=>"five"));
//Traverse the array
foreach ($array as $v1)
 { // bbs.it-home.org
 foreach ($v1 as $v2)
 {
 print "$v2/n";
 }
}
?>

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