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Remove the Max/Min From Array, Take Average, Output Average

<?php 
$url = 'https://www.googleapis.com/shopping/search/v1/public/products?key=thekey&country=US&q=nintendo+wii';

$data = curl_init($url);
curl_setopt($data, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, TRUE);
curl_setopt($data, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);

$product_result = curl_exec($data);
curl_close($data);


$arr = json_decode($product_result, true);
$prices = array();

echo "Original Values";

foreach ($arr['items'] as $item)
{
    if (isset($item['product']['inventories'][0]['price']))
    {
        $prices[] = $item['product']['inventories'][0]['price'];
    }
}


echo '<pre>';
print_r($prices);
echo '<br /><br />';

// Get the values
$min = $prices[$minIndex];
$max = $prices[$maxIndex];

// Find the values
$minIndex = array_search($min, $prices);
$maxIndex = array_search($max, $prices);

#print out results with no min/max pair
echo $prices[$min] . 'max is ' . $prices[$max];
echo '</pre>';
// Unset the values
unset($prices[$minIndex], $prices[$maxIndex]);
?>

I have the following code, and currently its outputting: Original Values

Array
(
    [0] => 199.95
    [1] => 149.99
    [2] => 129.99
    [3] => 149.99
    [4] => 149.99
    [5] => 124.99
    [6] => 225.99
    [7] => 149.96
    [8] => 149.99
    [9] => 149.99
    [10] => 184.99
    [11] => 199.99
    [12] => 184.98
    [13] => 149.99
    [14] => 326.99
    [15] => 269.96
    [16] => 348.95
    [17] => 108.9
    [18] => 149.99
    [19] => 149.99
    [20] => 229.99
    [21] => 357.38
    [22] => 169.96
    [23] => 229.98
    [24] => 187.99
)


max is 

It should be removing the array key [21] and [17] since they arethe max and min. then taking the average WITHOUT these two values and displaying it.

How do I get this to do this?

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Yo Bro Avatar asked Jan 28 '26 06:01

Yo Bro


2 Answers

  1. sort the array (sort)
  2. remove the first element (array_shift)
  3. remove the last element (array_pop)
  4. create the sum of the remaining array (array_sum)
  5. divide the sum with the number of elements in the remaining array (count).

Code example:

sort($prices, SORT_NUMERIC);
array_shift($prices);
array_pop($prices);
$sum = array_sum($prices);
$average = $sum / count($prices);
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hakre Avatar answered Jan 30 '26 20:01

hakre


You could use sort, array_shift, and array_pop

sort($prices); // Sort the array from lowest to highest value
array_pop($prices); // Remove the max value. Use $max = array_pop($prices); if you want to use the value
array_shift($prices); // Remove the min value. Use $min = array_shift($prices); if you want to use the value

echo array_sum($prices)/count($prices); // Echo the average without $max or $min
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Michael Robinson Avatar answered Jan 30 '26 20:01

Michael Robinson



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