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2,924 PointsAre we able to update the value in the array by using array_splice this method?
I did try two of the methods to actually resolve the problem I met in this challenge task 2 of 3. The first one I try is using array_splice method to actually replace the element with the specific index number and the value the questions given. The second method is just simple assign the array[number] to the new value. But both methods are not able to pass this challenge. Any help will be appreciate! Thanks!
<?php
$colors = array("Red","Green","Blue");
//add modifications below this line
array_push($colors,"Black");
array_unshift($colors,"Yellow");
//Method 1
array_splice($colors,0,"Magenta");
array_splice($colors,2,"Cyan");
//Method 2
array["Red"] = "Magenta";
array["Blue"] = "Cyan";
?>
1 Answer
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 PointsHi WK h,
With array_splice you need the 3rd argument to be how many items you're removing which is 1 in this case. The 4th argument is the new color value. You also have to adjust your indices. "Red" is not at index 0 anymore and "Blue" is not at index 2
It's easier to do method 2 though but the index is integer based. You have to specify the integer index for "Red" and for "Blue" keeping in mind that "Yellow" was added to the beginning.
WK h
2,924 PointsWK h
2,924 PointsOh, I forgot that Black and Yellow are in the array! Thank you for point it out!! Appreciate your help!!