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How do I fix this syntax error?
$this->extensoes_validas = $extensoes_validas ['jpg','jpeg','jpe','gif','bmp','png'];
What I wanted was to assign this array to $this->extensoes_validas
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It’s a syntax error. That solves the problem:
$extensoes_validas = array('jpg','jpeg','jpe','gif','bmp','png');
$this->extensoes_validas = $extensoes_validas;
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worth leandro by force worked cool , man I do not know this kind of assignment with coaches , that the value is inside and atrbui with the arrow and equal , I did not see also in the courses around , the guys should teach this.
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You’re welcome @Francisco. Then read this link, is referring to what you should do when someone answers your question.
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The right thing would be:
$this->extensoes_validas = ['jpg','jpeg','jpe','gif','bmp','png'];
If you want to access some specific index of this array, you can use the following:
echo $this->extensoes_validas[0]; // jpg
echo $this->extensoes_validas[1]; // jpeg
And so on and so forth.
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That doesn’t answer his question.
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The error is occurring because he is making the assignment the wrong way. If assigning using square bracket syntax correctly, no error will occur.
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that same Danilo , thanks by force but its attribution also did not work, I used the below , man I do not know this type of attribution in php courses around , just looking at code ready the guys should pass it to students..
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Francis, welcome! I think both answers solve your problem. One with syntax
array(..)another with syntax[...]but do the same thing. Choose one and click on the symbol to accept the answer.– Sergio