$array = Array(1,2,3);
foreach ($array as $identifier => $values_arr);
{
echo(123);
}
The result is 123 instead of 123123123.
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What you have are actually two different segments of code.
The first:
foreach ($array as $identifier => $values_arr);
doesn't actually do anything, and is stopped.
And the second:
{echo (123);}
so the output is 123
to get into the foreach you will need to remove the semi-colon:
foreach ($array as $identifier => $values_arr){
echo(123);
}
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There is an extra colon on the end of the foreach line. The same issue often happens with if/else lines. I am posting this as I could not find the answer via Google search.
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admdrew
The same issue often happens with if/else lines. No it doesn't; being able to construct valid code blocks is pretty trivial.