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Nov 27 2009, 05:05 PM
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UtterAccess Ruler Posts: 1,289 From: Ohio, USA |
I have an array set up and what I am doing is learning how to use php functions, global vars, and looping; so this is an excersize for me. It works just fine but I can not figure out how to display the two position state abbreviation in the output. When I use the variable $state then the value displayed is 'array'. Help, thx all!
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$statecapitals['AL']['Alabama']='Montgomery'; $statecapitals['AK']['Alaska']='Juneau'; $statecapitals['AZ']['Arizona']='Phoenix'; $statecapitals['AR']['Arkansas']='Little Rock'; function format_display() { global $capitalState, $city; echo "The capital of $capitalState is $city.<br>"; return; } foreach ($statecapitals as $state) { foreach ($state as $capitalState => $city) { format_display(); } } ?> |
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Dec 2 2009, 08:22 AM
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UtterAccess Ruler Posts: 1,289 From: Ohio, USA |
I know how to retrieve all the columns using list() and extract(), so getting the value of all the columns is not a problem for me. I just wondered why I can't get that first key with my foreach loop. Hmmm, and no comments?!?
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