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Because arrays start at 0, so the size of an array is 1 more than the last key. (assuming normally incremented keys like in this example, an assoc array is a whole other ballpark.)

 

array_pop

Edited by Jessica

While I agree with Jessica's response as to why it doesn't work and how you can make it work with array_pop(), there is no reason to explode the string into an array. You can accomplish this with a simple string function: strrchr()

This function returns the portion of haystack which starts at the last occurrence of needle and goes until the end of haystack.

 

echo strrchr($occurrence->Description, ' ');

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