PHP Basics: Arrays
Posted on 15 July 2010 by Abidoon
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genius! can you do a video explaining the terminology on the php help pages, in other words they have explanations and examples but they always have something like function[(mm),x],y]z] now my degree is in math but their way of explaining makes no sense what if you do not need z as sometimes is the case, their explanations need explaining
In this tut Alex talks about arrays “which used to hold diff (numerical values/strings) as elements into one variable for easy access/assignment/read” and
1- How to declare them.
2- How to assign data (numerical/strings) into them using two diff methods.
3- How to display each element using the square brackets and echo command.
4- Using associative arrays as an easy way to refer to each element.
@smileysimm I think Alex used the word “null” not “naught” , “null” comes with diff meanings such as “empty , undefined or meaning less” & some ppl use it to refer to zero …
Nice tutorial mate, had some trouble understanding Arrays but this has cleared it up nicely.
this is god dude
aLex i love U
Redo – Shift-Ctrl-Z
or Ctrl-Y in some other editors
Excellent, as are your others. I like the method of starting with 0, as it seems to be the easiest to manage.
Amazing
idiot
damn 13 years old, living in egypt, knows english and learning php… i going to kill myself. i was pee on my panths when i was 13 still. and i am still poor in english.
he’s British
thanks, enjoying ur tutorials…
@madhukar1982
sry for this but ur an idiot phpacademy is awesome academy dude u sux i am 13 years old and from egypt and i can understand him….u just sux
Excuse me?
its not good
Please increase the work
i actually understand it
german
I was unable to understand what the Aray was till i saw this tutorial. Mennn you are awesome. thank you very muich
Gesh your really good… like the questions I ask in my head after you teach something (like when you first called an array I was wondering how you could assign a value to the array to better remember it) than the next thing you do is teach that… your really great!
these are good tutorials! Keep making them!
Yes
Naught means zero. I should really start saying zero now!
What’s the word you use for “Zero”?? It sounds like “naught” – is that right?