I have a array like this in a function:
$value = array("name"=>"test", "age"=>"00");
I made this $value as public inside the class abc.
Now in my other file, I want to access the values from this array, so I create an instance by:
$getValue = new <classname>;
$getValue->value..
I'm not sure how to proceed so that then I can access each element from that array.
You mentioned that $value
is in a function, but is public. Can you post the function, or clarify whether you meant declaring or instantiating within a function?
If you're instantiating it that's perfectly fine, and you can use the array keys to index $value
just like any other array:
$object = new classname;
$name = $object->value["name"];
$age = $object->value["age"];
// Or you can use foreach, getting both key and value
foreach ($object->value as $key => $value) {
echo $key . ": " . $value;
}
However, if you're talking about declaring public $value
in a function then that's a syntax error.
Furthermore if you declare $value
(within a function) without the public
modifier then its scope is limited to that function and it cannot be public
. The array will go out of scope at the end of the function and for all intents and purposes cease to exist.
If this part seems confusing I recommend reading up on visibility in PHP.
The same as you would normally use an array.
$getValue = new yourClass();
$getValue->value['name'];
Use code
foreach($getValue->value as $key=>$value)
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