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Array: Lesson Part 1
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Array: Lesson Part 1
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You may already know about PHP variables, and how unfortunately you can only store only one value at a time. But now lets move on to a new type of variable called an array. Arrays allow you to store as many values as you want inside it. It keeps track of the information by indexing the data by a number or a string. Think of a variable as a bottle of soda. And think of an array as a case of sodas, or a warehouse of sodas.
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