PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #7 - Arrays

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial I'll show you another data type - arrays. We'll look at indexed arrays as a well as associative arrays. Arrays are a way to store multiple related values in one variable.

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[inventsable]

Thanks so much Shaun. I've looked at other "introduction to PHP" articles and content but found they assumed so much prior knowledge that I couldn't even get started -- ended up having no idea how to use, test and run PHP locally each time -- but now thanks to you I've at least got my foot in the door enough to actually experiment and use it instead of failing at the front door.

[DSProductions]

And the reason why the indexed array works like the way you call for the character at a certain position in a string is because a string is an array of individual characters, I learned that in my Visual Basic class in college. So when you're creating an array of strings you're actually creating a multidimensional array because you have the array of characters for each name and the array for each name entry.
In some of the older programming languages you actually had to create an string array for hold a word consisting of more than one character, an array index for each character of the word, and to have multiple words it would be a multidimensional array because in older programming languages a string only holds a single character, to old more than one character requires an array, it still works that way it's for more modern programming languages it's just built in to the string functionality instead of you having to create a string array just for a single word consisting of more than one character.

[soumadip_banerjee]

The best teacher.. And my best YouTube channel on Tech! God bless UK.. LOL ❤️❤️❤️

[dibbyabarua]

So, associative arrays are similar to std::maps in C++ ... that is very interesting... Love your videos. Very clear, concise, and easily understandable.

[dotunn]

lol, loving the street fighter and Japanese references. That enough made me a fan, very straightforward teaching thanks!

[Eric]

I really love your tutorial. Thanks. Your way of teaching is so clear and is helping me a lot.

[internetuser]

Ninja has got the best tutorials for php.... Love it😘

[Eveer.r]

impressed by your creativity with people names : |)

[theceo]

Am Enjoying this so much Shaun, my words may not be enough to appreciate you. but i say thanks

[T-TwentyOneTrailers.]

Nice and easy, thanks for your efforts.

[mdyousufislam]

Thank You so much the course is really helpful

[shubhamgupta]

Shaun plays mario a lot. by the way nice tutorial.

[emmadas]

When you say parameters I think you mean arguments, since the parameters are the variables that are declared in the function itself, whereas you are actually placing values when u use the function such as array_push()

[Vision]

Awesome video! When you reach MySql, could you explain how to actually use this database system, and not only in local? What I usually see is MySql connect ("localhost" "root") but what if the website will be online? Thank you!

[mydreamynights]

Hello, thank you for your wonderful tutorials. I have done c and c++ before so these are very easy for me. now do I need to learn more about the basic syntaxes or these should be fine? if I need to learn more where should be the perfect place for me? thanks and love :)

[Sudani_Coder]

Thank you so much, can you please tell us how do you record your screen, and which software do you use? and how you used it ?

[yamato]

16:17 what if I only want to get 'mario' => 'orange' in the array?

[Shivam-jhke]

How can I push multiple values in associative array. I mean the syntax?

[Mustafa-cvpk]

thank you ))) are we gonna use associative ever ??

[derrickdelancey]

If the array was $age = you perform the print_r($age) it will display onscreen Array([0]=>1, [1]=>2, [2]=>3, [3]=>4) but is there away to print all the values in the array without all added positions inside the [ ] and => ?