ThinkPHP is a PHP development framework based on the MVC pattern, which has become the framework of choice for many developers. When developing applications, we usually need to use arrays to store and manipulate data. This article will introduce how to use arrays in the ThinkPHP framework.

1. Definition and initialization of arrays

In ThinkPHP development, we can use arrays to store various types of data. The method of defining an array is the same as the PHP native language syntax, for example:

$arr?=?array('a',?'b',?'c',?'d');

You can also use short syntax to define an array, for example:

$arr?=?['a',?'b',?'c',?'d'];

In the ThinkPHP framework, we usually use C functions to define and initialize the array. For example:

$arr?=?C('config');

Where, 'config' is the key name of a configuration file. You can obtain the array in the configuration file by calling the C function and passing the key name as a parameter. In addition, we can also use the config function to obtain configuration information, for example:

$arr?=?config('database');

At this time, $arr will be initialized as an array of database configuration information.

2. Access to array elements

In the ThinkPHP framework, we usually use $data name['key name'] or $data name.key name to access array elements . For example:

$arr?=?['a',?'b',?'c',?'d'];
echo?$arr[0];??//?輸出a
echo?$arr[3];??//?輸出d

$config?=?C('config');
echo?$config['DB_HOST'];??//?輸出數(shù)據(jù)庫(kù)主機(jī)地址

It should be noted that if the key name does not exist in the array, a Notice level error message will be generated.

3. Modification and deletion of array elements

In the ThinkPHP framework, we can use $array name['key name'] or $array name.key name to modify The value of the array element. For example:

$arr?=?['a',?'b',?'c',?'d'];
$arr[1]?=?'e';
$arr['2']?=?'f';??//?注意鍵名的引號(hào)
print_r($arr);??//?輸出Array?(?[0]?=>?a?[1]?=>?e?[2]?=>?f?[3]?=>?d?)

When deleting array elements, we can use the unset function to achieve this. For example:

$arr?=?['a',?'b',?'c',?'d'];
unset($arr[2]);
print_r($arr);??//?輸出Array?(?[0]?=>?a?[1]?=>?b?[3]?=>?d?)

It should be noted that the key name of the array will be re-indexed after using the unset function.

4. Array traversal

In the ThinkPHP framework, we can use the foreach loop to traverse the array. For example:

$arr?=?['a',?'b',?'c',?'d'];
foreach?($arr?as?$value)?{
????echo?$value?.?"?";
}??//?輸出a?b?c?d

When traversing an associative array (that is, an array containing key names), we need to use the key-value syntax of foreach, for example:

$config?=?C('config');
foreach?($config?as?$key?=>?$value)?{
????echo?$key?.?":"?.?$value?.?"<br>";
}

When traversing a multi-dimensional array, we can Use multiple foreach statements. For example:

$arr?=?[['a',?'b'],?['c',?'d']];
foreach?($arr?as?$value1)?{
????foreach?($value1?as?$value2)?{
????????echo?$value2?.?"?";
????}
}

After the above introduction, we can easily define, initialize, access, modify, delete and traverse arrays in the ThinkPHP framework. Hope this article is helpful to you.

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