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I have an object BIRD and then there is [0] through [10] and each number has a subheading like "bug" or "beetle" or "gnat" and a value for each of those.
I want to print
BIRD [0] bug = > value I can't find out how to do this anywhere - there is talk of PUBLIC and PRIVATE and CLASS and that's where I fall off
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You can cast the object to an array like this: $myarray = (array)$myobject; And then, for an array that has only a single value, this should fetch the key for that value. $value = key($myarray);
The most practical approach is simply to cast the object you are interested in back into an array, which will allow you to access the properties: $a = array('123' => '123', '123foo' => '123foo'); $o = (object)$a; $a = (array)$o; echo $o->{'123'}; // error!
The array_keys() function returns an array containing the keys.
You could easily do it by type casting the object:
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