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Given an Associative array, the task is to check whether a key exists in the associative array or not. There are two methods to check if a key exists in an associative array, these are – using array_key_exists(), and isset() functions. Let’s explore each method with detailed explanations and code examples. Table of Content Approach 1: Using array_key_exists() FunctionThe array_key_exists() function checks if a specified key exists in an array. It returns true if the key exists and false otherwise.
Output Key exists in the array Approach 2: Using isset() FunctionThe isset() function checks if a variable is set and is not null. When used with an array, it checks if a specified key exists in the array and is not null.
Output Key exists in the array Approach 3: Using array_key_first() FunctionThe array_key_first() function returns the first key of the given array. We can use this function to determine if a key exists by iterating over the keys of the array.
Output Key exists in the array Approach 4 : Looping through KeysTo check if a key exists in an associative array in PHP, iterate through array keys using a foreach loop. Compare each key against the target key. Set a flag upon finding a match to confirm existence or absence of the key. Example:
Output Key 'key2' exists in the associative array. Approach 5: Using the in_array() Function with array_keys()The in_array() function checks if a value exists in an array. By combining it with the array_keys() function, which returns all the keys of an array, you can check if a specific key exists. Example
Output Key 'second' exists in the array. |
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