Remove the value of the $tmp element from the array
<?php $tmp = '324'; $arr = array('0' => '321','1' => '322','2' => '323','3' => '324','4' => '325','5' => '326', );
Code
<?php foreach( $arr as $k=>$v) { if($tmp == $v) unset($arr[$k]); } print_r($arr); ?>
At this time
Array( [0] => 321 [1] => 322 [2] => 323 [4] => 325 [5] => 326 )
reset the index , adding a sentence
<?php foreach( $arr as $k=>$v) { if($tmp == $v) unset($arr[$k]); } $arr = array_values($arr); print_r($arr); ?>
The result at this time
Array( [0] => 321 [1] => 322 [2] => 323 [3] => 325 [4] => 326 )
array_merge() can also achieve the same effect
<?php foreach( $arr as $k=>$v) { if($tmp == $v) unset($arr[$k]); } $arr = array_merge($arr); print_r($arr); ?>
The result at this time
Array( [0] => 321 [1] => 322 [2] => 323 [3] => 325 [4] => 326 )
Use array_search and array_splice, where array_splice automatically resets the sequence value.
$key=array_search($tmp ,$arr); array_splice($arr,$key,1); var_dump($arr);
Result at this time
Array( [0] => 321 [1] => 322 [2] => 323 [3] => 325 [4] => 326 )
Best Practice
$arr = array_merge(array_diff($arr, array($tmp))); var_dump($arr);
Result
Array( [0] => 321 [1] => 322 [2] => 323 [3] => 325 [4] => 326 )
Here, if the array elements are complex data structures, comparison can also be achieved. Of course the data itself is still one-dimensional.
In the above example, $tmp is a value. If $tmp is an array or other complex data structure, delete all elements contained in $tmp from $array. The above method is also valid.
$arr = array_merge(array_diff($arr, $tmp)); var_dump($arr);
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