2
I have the following foreach():
$i = 1;
foreach($listagem as $valor){
echo $i; // O que vai me retornar: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ..., 100
$i++;
}
How do I do the reverse process? I would like to return: 100, 99, 98, 97, ..., 1
2
I have the following foreach():
$i = 1;
foreach($listagem as $valor){
echo $i; // O que vai me retornar: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ..., 100
$i++;
}
How do I do the reverse process? I would like to return: 100, 99, 98, 97, ..., 1
7
I believe that’s it,
$i = 100;
foreach($listagem as $valor){
echo $i; // O que vai me retornar: 100, 99, 98 ...
$i--;
}
4
Initialize total item count
$i = count( $listagem );
foreach($listagem as $valor){
echo $i; // 100, 99, 98, etc
$i--;
}
has to be $i = Count( $listing ) -1; as it is -1 because of the 0 that the array starts
3
In your example it makes no sense to use a foreach
, could normally use the for
decreasing:
for($index = count($listagem); $index > 0; $index--) {
echo $index;
}
And if you need to display items from array
, in descending order as reported, just access the element:
for($index = count($listagem); $index > 0; $index--) {
echo $listagem[$index];
}
I use foreah() to bring the database results, which are within the array ($listing)
1
I believe the doubt in our friend is not about displaying a variable in a decreasing sequence, but rather the contents of the array in descending order, so if there is an array with the contents:
$listagem = Array(1, 2, 3... 100);
he wants to show off:
100 99 98... 1
For this purpose the instruction itself "foreach" can be used as it will be possible to execute both for simple array and for array that index is named:
$listagem = Array('a' => 1, 'b' => 2, 'c' => 3... '???' => 100);
This should include instruction "array_reverse" so that the foreach (dry the contents as a queue), list the array in reverse order (as a stack structure), so the code can look like this:
foreach ( array_reverse($listagem) as $valor) {
# Manipupação da variável $valor, ex:
echo print_r($valor, true), '<br />';
}
Or, if you want to use the index:
foreach ( array_reverse($listagem) as $indice => $valor) {
# Manipupação das variáveis $indice e $valor, ex:
echo $indice, ':', print_r($valor, true), '<br />';
}
I hope I have not complicated too much with the explanations, and that the resolution is satisfactory the need.
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$i = 100;
...noose...$i--
.– Oralista de Sistemas
Explain better what you want to achieve because this is weird. Why
$listagem
if you only use the$i
?– bfavaretto
My idea is to assemble a count of records, as it is in list form.. in the order DESC, I would also enumerate in the order DESC
– Sr. André Baill
If the records come in descending order from the database just use one
foreach
normal that will already go through the records in reverse order– Isac