PHP, like most programming languages, offers several options for iterating or “looping” through arrays. Looping isn’t limited to just arrays. A loop can traverse any object of an iterable type. This means we can iterate through objects and access it’s properties […]
Sometimes when dealing with deeply nested, multidimensional arrays, it can be tedious to write out a full reference to an array element. In the case of a recursive folder tree, we could see an array that looks something like this: […]
When dealing with large amounts of data, it can advantageous to break it into smaller chunks. PHP provides an array_chunk function that allows you to take a large array and split it into an array of smaller chunks. This can […]
Here is a quick javascript object of American States and a few additional areas. The object keys are the two letter abbreviated state/province: const states = { “AL”: “Alabama”, “AK”: “Alaska”, “AS”: “American Samoa”, “AZ”: “Arizona”, “AR”: “Arkansas”, “CA”: “California”, […]
I’ve recently been tasked with creating a US state selection box. Here is a PHP array that I used to generate the html select box. I hope it will save others some time: $stateNames = [‘Alabama’, ‘Alaska’, ‘Arizona’, ‘Arkansas’, ‘California’, […]