PHP array learning: convert a one-dimensional array into a two-dimensional array containing specified multiple elements

In the previous article "PHP Array Learning: How to Exchange Key Names and Value Positions", we learned about two methods of exchanging key names and key values in arrays. If necessary Friends can learn about it~

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And today This article mainly takes you through splitting arrays and talks about how to use PHP to split a one-dimensional array into a two-dimensional array containing a specified number of elements.

For example, there is such a one-dimensional array

$arr = array(4, 23, 56, 1, 9, 5, 2, 67, 34, 100, 78);

I want to divide this one-dimensional array into a two-dimensional array containing 3 consecutive elements as shown below

How to do this? Here are two ways to split a one-dimensional array into a two-dimensional array containing a specified number of elements.

Method 1: Use the array_slice() function to intercept the array

Implementation idea:

• Use The array_slice() function intercepts an array fragment of a specified length based on the array subscript, and returns the intercepted subarray.

• Because the inner layers of the two-dimensional array each contain 3 elements, the positions where array_slice() is used to start splitting the array are 0, 3, 6, and 9 respectively;

• Use for loop to control the starting position (array subscript), the relationship between i and subscripti*3:

  When i=0, then the starting position It is 0

  When i=1, the starting position is 3

  When i=2, the starting position is 6

  When i=3, the starting position is 9

The implementation code is given below:

Output result:

Method 2: Use the array_chunk() function to split the array

Output result:

Let me introduce the array_chunk() function to you.

array_chunk(array,size,preserve_keys)The function splits an array into new array chunks, where the optional parametersizespecifies how much each new array chunk contains elements, the optional parameterpreserve_keysspecifies whether to retain the key names in the original array (the default value is false, not retained).

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