I have two associative array, and
I am trying to find the keys of the first array if they are present in second array.
<?php
$team_member = ["Person_1" => 0, "Person_2" => 0, "Person_3" => 0, "Person_4" => 0];
$today_active_member = ["Person_1" => 0, "Person_3" => 0, "Person_4" => 0];
$i = count($team_member);
while($i--){ //4, 3, 2, 1, false
if(in_array(key($team_member), $today_active_member)) { // check is key available in second array?
echo key($team_member) . " is present today.<br/>";
next($team_member); // goes to the next key
// code goes here
} else {
echo key($team_member) . " isn't present today.<br/>";
next($team_member); // goes to the next key
}
}
But above code is not giving the correct output. now the output is:
Person_1 is present today.
Person_2 is present today.
Person_3 is present today.
Person_4 is present today.
It should output:
Person_1 is present today.
Person_2 isn’t present today.
Person_3 is present today.
Person_4 is present today.
How can I find those keys of first array which are in second array.
I’ve also tried to solve the problem with array_keys()
, array_search()
but it doesn’t work
2
Answers
Instead, you should use the
array_key_exists()
function, which takes two arguments: the key you want to check for and the array you want to check in.PHP online : https://onlinephp.io/c/48b7c
There is a far simpler way using a
foreach loop
andarray_key_exists()
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