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Date: 01/24/99
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OK....I have read the manual and tried my hardest, so now I come to the great ones.....Here is what I am trying to do. I need a 2 dimensional array that will be like this:
[0][0] = test1 [0][1]= a numeric value
[1][0] = test2 [1][1]= a numeric value
[2][0] = test3 [2][1]= a numeric value......
and so on......also what exactly does the '=>' do? I saw it in the array() reference in the PHP3 manual but didn't exactly know how to utilize it...And then if someone could show me how to reference the array...Do you simply say echo "$array[1][1]"? Thanks for the help.
Jonathan
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