I've got a multidimensional array returned by an API call. The values into this array are stored with a key like this :
Array(["BTC_XRP"] => 1)
I can get the values of the Array by getting them using the keys (like BTC_XRP), but what if I need to get the value using the Index?
For example, how do I get each value of the Array using a for loop if I can't get the values by the Index?
Since the Array is composed by something like 100 values, I need to echo every one using a for loop, but this gives me this error :
Notice: Undefined offset: 0
Is it possible to get to a value using the Index instead of the Key?
Furthermore, I'd like to get the Key by the Index. If I want to get the Key of the first value, I'd like to get it using the 0 Index.
Thanks!
Sounds like you are in search of array_keys (to get key by index) and array_values (to get value by index) functions:
$array = array("BTC_XRP" => 1, "EUR_XRP" => 234, "USD_XRP" => 567);
$keys = array_keys( $array );
$values = array_values( $array );
var_dump( $keys[1] ); // string(7) "EUR_XRP"
var_dump( $values[1] ); // int(234)
Or use a foreach as Joshua suggests.
Try:
foreach ($array as $key => $value) {
echo "Key: $key";
}
Where $array is the array you want to loop through.
It will print out all the keys