This is my array:
Array(
[Priority] => 194.49
[Xpresspost] => 147.49
[Expedited] => 48.57
[Regular] => 48.57
)
I want to show my array like this:
'Priority'=> '194.49','Xpresspost'=>'40','Expedited'=> '48.57','Regular'=>'48.57'
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use var_dump post your arraySugumar Venkatesan– Sugumar Venkatesan2017-04-01 16:23:03 +00:00Commented Apr 1, 2017 at 16:23
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How are you getting your input Array( [Priority] => 194.49 [Xpresspost] => 147.49 [Expedited] => 48.57 [Regular] => 48.57Gampesh– Gampesh2017-04-01 16:37:13 +00:00Commented Apr 1, 2017 at 16:37
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If you want your array to be printed in a single line like that you could use:
$array = array(
'Priority' => 194.49,
'Xpresspost' => 147.49,
'Expedited' => 48.57,
'Regular' => 48.57
);
$output = array();
foreach($array as $key => $value) {
$output[] = " '$key' => '$value'";
}
echo implode(',', $output);
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Neil Dhakal
Hi, @Hicaro it works like charm. Now i want to assign my array to some variable like this : $neil = array('Priority'=> '194.49','Xpresspost'=>'40','Expedited'=> '48.57','Regular'=>'48.57'); How can i do that ?
Hicaro
Hey @NeilDhakal, the question is, were you trying to convert your array to a string or you wanted to convert the float numbers to string type and still have an array?
Neil Dhakal
Yes, i'm trying to return array like this from controller in codeigniter : return array('Priority' => '194.49', 'Xpresspost' => '147.49', 'Expedited' => '48.57', 'Regular' => '48.57');
Hicaro
I am still confused with what you want to do now. Do you want to make the string as a first element of a new array or convert it back to be an array?
Hicaro
You could do
foreach($array as $key => $value) {$array[$key] = "'$value'";} then return the array itself as return $array.