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my question is the following: How do I search a key and return its value?
Ex.
$contagem = array('metodologia' => '1','facilidade' => '10')
would like to search for ease and return the value 10.
Grateful!
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my question is the following: How do I search a key and return its value?
Ex.
$contagem = array('metodologia' => '1','facilidade' => '10')
would like to search for ease and return the value 10.
Grateful!
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You can use the name of the variable followed by the field you want to pick, for example.
$contagem['facilidade']
Actually this search I will do with a variable passed in the function. this stop I need to locate, it will not always be in the array. I did it with foreach and pregmatch but it became unviable, the array has a little more than 2k of record and stops it around 6k of record. I already needed to restart the apache service because of this.
I get the idea to search the key, if it is true it seeks the value in this way, it would be the best solution?
Just use if isset($contagem[$strComNomeDoCampo]) == true
use the value...
You can use the function array_key_exists
or in_array
to check if the key exists in the array.
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$contagem['facilidade']
accesses the value'10'
. That’s what you want?– bfavaretto
After the comment in the answer below, it seems to me that what you want is
$contagem[$termo_pesquisado]
. Please [Dit] the question and explain the problem better, because for what you asked, the answer given is perfect.– Bacco