Please help with finding a better solution for the code below.
Here's my existing solution:
$ list = '54, 78,3,5 '; $ List = explosion (",", $ list); Compare $ $ {$ v] = 1 as a foreign currency ($ k => $ v); }
When I run array_flip instead of foreach on the $ list, it returns an array like this:
array (54 => 0 , 78 = & Gt; 1, ...)
I need that another array which is already in this format can be compared with the IF statement: / P>
Array (54 => 1, 78 => 1, ...)
$ list = '54, 78,3,5 '; $ List = explosion (",", $ list); $ Array = array_combine ($ list, array_fill (0, count ($ list), 1)); Print_r ($ array); Array ([54] => 1 [78] => 1 [3] => 1 [5] => 1)
with all of it An array will create a value of $ list
with the number at the same size as the 1
then a new array with values of $ list
And array_fill ()
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