I'm looking for the best way to go through an array and assign a second array and loop it. Below is a basic outline of the array I want to use.
$firstarray = array('one','two','three','four', 'five', 'six');
$secondarray = array('blue', 'green', 'pink');
I would like it to print out
one = blue
two = green
three = pink
four = blue
and so on..
Sorry if this doesn't make sense. New to php and stackexchange.
$firstarray = array('one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five', 'six');
$secondarray = array('blue', 'green', 'pink');
foreach($firstarray as $index => $value)
echo $value . ' = ' . $secondarray[$index % count($secondarray)] . PHP_EOL;
Use index of elements of $firstarray
as counter, take modulo from it by the number of the elements in $secondarray
(loop through the second array) and output the string.
I think you are looking for a multi-dimension array. We can't see how you are building the array, so it's hard to give you much help without more code. The array would look something like this:
$multi_array = array (
array("number"=>"one","color"=>"blue"),
array("number"=>"two","color"=>"green")
)
Then you could print it like this:
foreach($multi_array as $array){
echo $array["number"]." = ".$array["color"];
}