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PHP PHP Basics (Retired) PHP Conditionals & Loops PHP Loops Challenge

Petar Bondarenko
Petar Bondarenko
1,070 Points
Posted by Petar Bondarenko
Petar Bondarenko
1,070 Points

:D

:D

index.php 
<?php 
$names = array('Mike', 'Chris', 'Jane', 'Bob');

foreach($names as $value){
  echo $value['0']; 
  echo $value['1']; 
  echo $value['2']; 
  echo $value['3']; 
}
?>

2 Answers

Gianmarco Mazzoran
Gianmarco Mazzoran
22,076 Points
Gianmarco Mazzoran
Gianmarco Mazzoran
22,076 Points

Hi Petar Bondarenko,

since the foreach loop run for each item in you array, you could simply do this:

<?php 
$names = array('Mike', 'Chris', 'Jane', 'Bob');

foreach($names as $value){
  echo $value;
}
?>

:smiley:

Matthew Brock
Matthew Brock
16,791 Points
Matthew Brock
Matthew Brock
16,791 Points

when you use the 

foreach($names as $value){

above, then each time through the loop $value is set. It would be a string not an array. below is what you are looking for.

<?php 
$names = array('Mike', 'Chris', 'Jane', 'Bob');

foreach($names as $value){
  echo $value; 
}