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Syntax of array_push :
array_push(array &$array, mixed ...$values)
array_push () has one or more parameters in which one parameter is required and the other one is optional parameters. These parameters are as follows with a brief description –
–array (required) – It is an array parameter. It is required to pass in this function. This array can contain any type of value, like string or numeric.
–values – (required before 7.3 and optional with latest version of PHP) – This parameter contains the value to be pushed into the array.
Return Value :
The array_push() returns number of elements in array with all the elements present in the array after they have pushed in it.
Example 1 :
<?php
$vehicle = array("hyundai", "suzuki");
$vehicle_no = array_push($vehicle, "mghector", "tata", "nissan");
print_r($vehicle_no);
?>
Output will be : 5
Example 2 :
<?php
$vehicle = array("hyundai", "suzuki");
array_push($vehicle, "mghector", "tata", "nissan");
print_r($vehicle);
?>
Output will be:
Array ( [0] => hyundai [1] => suzuki [2] => mghector [3] => tata [4] => nissan )
Example 3 :
<?php
$vehicle = array("a" => "mghector", "b" => "tata", "c" => "nissan");
array_push($vehicle, "hyundai", "suzuki", "mahindra");
print_r($vehicle);
?>
Output will be :
Array ( [a] => mghector [b] => tata => nissan [0] => hyundai [1] => suzuki [2] => mahindra )
Example 4 : In this I am not going to have the second array element :
<?php
$vehicle = array("a" => "mghector", "b" => "tata", "c" => "nissan");
array_push($vehicle);
print_r($vehicle);
?>
Output will be :
Array ( [a] => mghector [b] => tata => nissan )
In the previous post I described regarding the PHP Array Functions
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