MadAsHeck

What is the 2 in there for? After the count? i think I can understand everything else......I actually had the min and max functions in the code I turned in. I'm assuming your "$k" is substitute for 'key' and your $v is substitute for 'value'. But why round when creating/defining the variable 'avg'?

Okay guys and gals I'm not "cheating" on this one because it's end of semester and I already turned in my code. I'm going to fail the PHP class because I'm just not a programmer mind. I'm a creative mind. I failed my SQL course in the tech school I attend because I couldn't get past outer joins. It's like my mind hits a mental brick wall and can't burst through it. BUT this @%!# thing has given me so much trouble I want to see someone write it out for me to see where I went wrong. Or rather, why I failed it. Or rather, a reason why I shouldn't toss my computer off of a bridge from a moving vehicle. Here's the assignment below. Yea yea it's basic stuff but like I said I AM NOT A PROGRAMMER. Can't DO this. Didn't help that the PHP I course I took -- this assignment I paste is PHP II -- was over the summer semester and thus three weeks. Made a promise to myself: no more summer courses. ===== For this assignment, please write a PHP script that does the following: 1. Pre-populate an array(s) with 20 types of sushi and their associated prices. 2. Use a foreach() loop to parse the array(s) and: Find the highest priced sushi Find the lowest price sushi Find the average sushi cost 3. Use a foreach() loop to parse the array(s) and: If the sushi's price is above the average price echo/print out the sushi's name,its price and the string "expensive" If the sushi's price is above the average price, echo/print out the sushi's name, its price and the string "cheap" 4. Write out a message displaying the most expensive and the least expensive sushi