@jerad
In PHP, you can use the key()
function along with next()
function to check the key of the next index in an array.
Here's an example:
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$array = ['apple' => 10, 'orange' => 20, 'banana' => 30]; // Get the current key $currentKey = key($array); echo "Current Key: " . $currentKey . PHP_EOL; // Output: apple // Move the internal pointer to the next element next($array); // Get the key of the next index $nextKey = key($array); echo "Next Key: " . $nextKey . PHP_EOL; // Output: orange |
In this example, the key()
function is used to get the current key, and then the next()
function is used to move the internal pointer to the next element in the array. Finally, the key()
function is used again to get the key of the next index.