One more tip for those who are starting in php , continuing the previous tutorial. Let us understand how to sweep a multidimensional array with php

It is much simpler than in other languages. Which you would have to put two is like talking about … In php you have the foreach , which scans the array, and iterates automatically.

Running array

assuming a return of bank that has several arrays into one another, we access to all items of that array would do the following:

  array (
'Jackfruit'
'Melon',
'Watermelon'
)
);
foreach ($ arr_result the $ data)
{
 if (is_array ($ data))
 {
   foreach ($ data as $ other_data)
   {
    echo $ other_data, '
';
   }
 }
 else
   {
     echo $ date, '
';
   }
 }

Explaining the code

The first lines are the definition of a array , so we can make the iterations.

The online foreach parameters are the array, and $ data is the variable that will receive the value of the iteration time.

The function is_array checks if the passed parameter is either not a array .

The function echo it displays on screen the value in the near variável.Nos chapters of this novel posts, I explain why to use a comma, not concatenation. Beforehand you advise to use this form.

Recursive Function

This code would be very efficient for an array that we know the definition of size, and a small sweep.

However for a huge array with many dimensions would be an immense source, so we can use recursion.

function recursive_show_array ($ arr)
{
 foreach ($ arr the $ value)
 {
  if (is_array ($ value))
  {
    recursive_show_array ($ value);
  }
  else
  {
    echo $ value;
  }
 }
} 

Thus if it is array, it will call the function again and do the loop “sub-array”, thus all levels will be achieved.

You can check the functions in the php documentation:

http://php.net/is_array
http://php.net/foreach
http://php.net/echo