Re: array of array

Bob Bedford wrote:

> > $bigarray["X"][] = $value1;
> > $bigarray["X"][] = $value2;
> > ...
> > $bigarray["Y"][] = $value5;
> Does it create a new element in the $bigarray["X"] ?
> I mean then I have $bigarray["X"][0] == $value1;
> $bigarray["X"][1] == $value2;

Yes. As mentioned in Ewoud Dronkert's reply, this is a better way of
doing it rather than using array_push(). Even the PHP manual mentions
this.

$bigarray[] = $value1;
=>
$bigarray[0] == $value1;

$bigarray[0][] = $value2;
=>
$bigarray[0][0] == $value2;

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