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I’m trying to assign [0] to[1] to[2] and[3] to the id variable... How do I?
What I tried to do was this:
$id = $nas[0,1,2,3]
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I’m trying to assign [0] to[1] to[2] and[3] to the id variable... How do I?
What I tried to do was this:
$id = $nas[0,1,2,3]
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for ($i = 0; $i < count($nas); $i++) {
$id = $nas[$i];
}
i should start with 0 to go through all elements of the array, be as long as it is smaller and not smaller or equal, and until Count of the nas, not to be limited to picking 3 items.. -1
Kkkk True, I ended up giving a wrong there but I already corrected, Thank you. Personal opinion: I just thought it was unnecessary to take the point there because it was just a typo, but anyway?!.
The -1 is required, it is nothing personal but rather according to the quality of the answer, it can still improve by placing the condition as ' $i < Count($nas)e eliminando a minha
i = 0;` because besides having syntax error is unnecessary. But thanks, for taking as constructive criticism bro, some people do not accept
I edited the answer, now yes +1
Whoops, thanks guy kkkk.
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$id[0] ... $id[3]
? What will you do with the id?– bfavaretto