I have the following question, for example
<?php
$cesta = array("laranja", "banana", "melancia", "morango");
$fruta = array_pop($cesta);
print_r($cesta);
?>
the initial array goes from 0 to 3, when I do array_pop it stays from 0 to 2, but if I add a new element the positions of the array will be, (0,1,2,4). Is there a way to put the positions as (0,1,2,3) excluding one element and adding another then?
If the index sequence break is the problem as in the code below:
<?php
$cesta = array("laranja", "banana", "melancia", "morango");
unset($cesta[1]);
$cesta[] = "novo";
You can create a new variable and reset the indexes using the array_merge() function it will create a new array with the array passed as an argument. You can get the same result with array_values()
<?php
$cesta = array("laranja", "banana", "melancia", "morango");
unset($cesta[1]);
print_r($cesta);
$cesta[] = "novo";
print_r($cesta);
$novo = array_merge($cesta);
print_r($novo);