Simplify array_replace description and add nested array example #3809
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Based on discussion at PR php#1470
Girgias
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Sep 29, 2024
| $replacements2 = [ 'citrus' => [ 'kumquat', 'citron' ], 'pome' => [ 'loquat' ] ]; | ||
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| $basket = array_replace($base, $replacements, $replacements2); | ||
| print_r($basket); |
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I usually prefer var_dump() then print_r() as it is whitespace sensitive in very awkward places :/
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I just copied what the first example was doing. I've changed them both to var_dump().
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I did leave alone the array(...) syntax on the first example even though I used [ ... ] in the second.
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Based on discussion at PR #1470