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maxbld
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Dear all,

 

10 years ago I was a skilled PHP programmer... Now after many years of inactivity I'm facing a newbye problem I can't figure out.

 

I've written this piece of code:

 

$found = array('uno','due', 'tre');
for ($i=0;$i<count($found);$i++){
	echo $found[i];
}

my output page is empty?? Shouldn't I see unoduetre? I mean I see in the debugger the array is fed and the loop is done!!

 

Please be kind help me out, I feel like daydreaming...

 

BR,

Max.

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$found should read $found[$i]

 

Note the addition of the variable denotation symbol $ before i

 

As a side note, the use of a foreach loop to iterate through an array gives you access to both the keys and values of an array.

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