@jasen
In PHP, you can join array elements into a string using the implode()
function.
The implode()
function takes two arguments: the first argument is the separator that you want to use to join the array elements, and the second argument is the array that you want to join.
Here's an example:
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$fruits = array('apple', 'banana', 'orange'); $fruits_string = implode(', ', $fruits); echo $fruits_string; |
In this example, the implode()
function joins the elements of the $fruits
array with a comma and a space as a separator, and stores the resulting string in the $fruits_string
variable. The echo
statement then outputs the resulting string, which would be:
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apple, banana, orange |
You can use any separator you like, such as a space, a dash, or a newline character.