Types of Array

Array is the collection of keys and values. The key can either be an integer or a string. The value can be of any type.

This is usually done for single-line arrays, i.e. array(1, 2) is preferred over array(1, 2, ). For multi-line arrays on the other hand the trailing comma is commonly used, as it allows easier addition of new elements at the end.

1.single
2. two dimensional
3. multi- dimensionnal

1. single dimensional array:


$array=array("men","women","child");

$array[0]="men";
$array[1]="women";
$array[2]="child";

$array=array("men","women","child");

$array[0]="men";

$array[1]="women";

$array[2]="child";

2. two dimensional array:


$array1=array(
array("men","women","child");
);

echo $array1[0][0]="men";
echo $array1[0][1]="women";
echo $array1[0][2]="child";

$array1=array(

array("men","women","child");

);

echo $array1[0][0]="men";

echo $array1[0][1]="women";

echo $array1[0][2]="child";

3. mutli-dimensional array:


$array1=array(
array("men","women","child"),
array("cow","elephant","dog"),
array("apple","banana","mango")
);

$array1[0][0]="men" $array1[0][1]="women" $array1[0][2]="Child"

$array1[1][0]="cow" $array1[1][1]="elephant" $array1[1][2]="dog"

$array1[2][0]="apple" $array1[2][1]="banana" $array1[2][2]="mango"

$array1=array(

array("men","women","child"),

array("cow","elephant","dog"),

array("apple","banana","mango")

);

$array1[0][0]="men" $array1[0][1]="women" $array1[0][2]="Child"

$array1[1][0]="cow" $array1[1][1]="elephant" $array1[1][2]="dog"

$array1[2][0]="apple" $array1[2][1]="banana" $array1[2][2]="mango"

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