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PHP » Data Structure » Associate Array 
Obtaining Array Keys with a Given Value
 
<?php
  $countries = array'USA' ='English', 'Spain' ='Spanish',
                      'France' ='French', 'Argentina' ='Spanish');
                      
 
  function array_get_keys($search, $array)
  {
    $keys = array()
    
    foreach($array as $key => $value
      if($value == $search
        $keys[] = $key; 
    
    if(count($keys== 0
      $keys = FALSE; 
  
    return $keys;
  }
  
  $language = 'Spanish';
  $spoken = array_get_keys($language, $countries);
  
  printf("<p>Countries where %s is spoken: %s.</p>\n",
          $language,
          $spoken ? implode(', ', $spoken'None');
  
  $language = 'Tagalog';
  $spoken = array_get_keys($language, $countries);
  
  printf("<p>Countries where %s is spoken: %s.</p>\n",
          $language,
          $spoken ? implode(', ', $spoken'None');
?>
  
  
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