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Bryan Haire
2,971 Pointsadd yellow and black to array
i tried two different ways. what am i missing?
<?php
$colors = array("Red","Green","Blue");
//add modifications below this line
//array_push($learn,'Yellow');
//array_pop($learn,'Black');
$colors[0] = "Yellow" ;
$colors[4] = "Black" ;
Bryan Haire
2,971 Pointsthanks man! i had seen that i used the wrong syntax lol
1 Answer
Ryan LaFountain
5,449 PointsYou are welcome! Syntax errors are killer. Pasting below as the answer.
What is the objective? To move one to the front and one to the end?
To front use array_unshift($name, value);
To back use array_push($name, value);
Also note if commented out code is a previous attempt you have wrong variable name referenced.
Ryan LaFountain
5,449 PointsRyan LaFountain
5,449 PointsWhat is the objective? To move one to the front and one to the end?
To front use array_unshift($name, value);
To back use array_push($name, value);
Also note if commented out code is a previous attempt you have wrong variable name referenced.