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PHP » Data Structure » Array Element

Use the index in square brackets to create new elements and or assign values




<?

$myarray = array('one', 2, 'three');



$myarray[1] = 'two';

$myarray[3] = 'four';



echo($myarray[0]);

echo($myarray[1]);

echo($myarray[2]);

echo($myarray[3]);

?>

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