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Core PHP Programming, Third Edition
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Core PHP Programming, Third Edition

by Leon Atkinson
August 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1104 pages
19h 27m
English
Pearson
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5.7. Referencing Arrays Inside Strings

As you know from Chapter 2, you may place a variable inside a string using double quotes. The variable's value will replace it. A single-dimensional array indexed by integers will be interpreted correctly inside double quotes, but other uses of arrays are problematic. To force the use of multidimensional arrays, use curly braces. These suspend the normal parsing that occurs within a double-quoted string. Of course, you may always concatenate strings. Listing 5.9 explores some different ways to use arrays inside strings.

Listing 5.9. Referencing arrays in strings
 <?php $monthInfo = array( 1=>array("January", 31), array("February", 28), array("March", 31), array("April", 31), array("May", 31), array("June", ...
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