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eclipse-learner
answered Apr 26 '23 00:00
In PHP, accessing values of a multidimensional array involves specifying the index/key of each dimension. For example, let's say we have the following multidimensional array:
$fruits = array(
"apple" => array("color" => "red", "taste" => "sweet"),
"banana" => array("color" => "yellow", "taste" => "sweet"),
"orange" => array("color" => "orange", "taste" => "sour")
);
To access the value of a specific element in the array, we use the key/index of each dimension. For example, to access the color of the apple, we would use:
echo $fruits["apple"]["color"]; // Output: red
Similarly, to access the taste of the banana, we would use:
echo $fruits["banana"]["taste"]; // Output: sweet
And to access the color of the orange, we would use:
echo $fruits["orange"]["color"]; // Output: orang
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