PHP Front To Back [Part 4] - Arrays

In this video we will look at PHP arrays. There are 3 types..

Indexed Arrays
Associative Arrays
Multi-Dimensional

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[lilena]

Love the way this guy teaches. So clear, on point, and makes sense of everything. +1

[jeremybrews]

Hey Brad. First off thanks for these tuts. They have been a great refresher. Also thank you for pronouncing Jeremy correctly.

[ozzyfromspace]

"I'm pretty sure all programming languages are 0-based"

*MATLAB has left the chat* 😂
I'm loving this video series, Brad! Your Youtube channel has literally everything I need to build my first web project from start to finish. You've already put me on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Taking your PHP course is the next logical step haha, thank you!

[joehartlaub]

This series is fantastic, a job well done. I encourage fellow newbs to keep working through the remaining videos.

[Pwned_Gaming]

Awesome videos Brad, i have watched and learned alot from you. Great work!! Keep it up!!! Thanks #fisrt #Comment

[melvdev]

Knowing the basics of JS is useful for this.

[Rahulsircar]

So assosciative arrays in php are similar to dictionaries in python.Cool.Thanks Brad.This will help me a lot in understanding wordpress plugin and theme development.

[rankospegar]

Thanks for the work you put into your videos man. btw. I was also pretty sure that every arrays are 0-based in every language. And then I started to work with CAL which is used for Microsoft Dynamics NAV. The arrays there start with a 1^^

[brontwaltoo]

Thank you so much for this great course

[davespeigle]

Great foundation videos - good explanations and very relevant in 2018

[joselorenzini]

thanks for use jose, i am jose, thanks brad

[gvgates]

Hi Brad. Fantastic videos. Please keep them coming. Are you planning on doing a tutorial on Adobe Coldfusion any time soon?

[mohammedferah]

why dont you do a full project using php at the end of the course ?

[NoahNobody]

While working with a framework, I often get stdClass objects returned, which kind of look and act just like arrays. It really confused me for a while, but now I know how to identify and treat them.

[vladschmidt]

Brad: I'm pretty sure all programming languages have zero-based arrays.
Lua: Am I a joke to you?

[dimitarvel]

Actually, in pascal, arrays start their count at 1...
but then again, that shouldnt surprise you since the syntax for pascals for loop is as follows:
for j:= 1 to 10 do
begin
end;

[adaniels]

In the last example for multi-dimensional arrays could square brackets be used (like for the $cars) instead of writing array before each entry like this?
$cars = [
['Honda', 20, 10],
['Toyota', 30, 20],
['Ford', 23, 12]
];

[pfkellogg]

Actually Visual Basic is the only programming language that I know of that is not zero based from what I remember.

[parthaghosh]

Hi Brad, first of all I want to thank you for your awesome job you have done in the past and are continuously doing in the present.
And here is my problem -
Here is an Array = ['1, a, b, 2, 5, 6'];
"I want to Add only the numbers in the given Array"
I couldn't find a way to solve it, can you please help me???

[anonymouse]

So an associative array is just a hash... who decided on that? :)