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728 PointsWithout setting the entire array directly, use a function to add "Yellow" to the beginning of the array. Then add "Black
Without setting the entire array directly, use a function to add "Yellow" to the beginning of the array. Then add "Black" to the end of the array.
<?php
$colors = array("Red","Green","Blue");
//add modifications below this line
$colors = array_unshift($colors, "Yellow");
$coloars = array_push($colors, "Black");
1 Answer
richporter
16,727 PointsYou don't need to use any assignment here. These array functions update the array themselves which you can see by var_dump($colors) on the line after array_push and hitting the preview button.
<?php
array_unshift($colors, "Yellow");