PHP Get the value of every occurrence of a key in a multidimensional array

Advertisements How would you extract every value of a key regardless of how deep or shallow it is in an array. Here is a sample JSON array. I want to grab every occurrence of "content" and concatenate them into a single string. { "foo": [ "content": "hi", "inner": [] ], "bar": [ "content": "hi2", "inner":… Read More PHP Get the value of every occurrence of a key in a multidimensional array

Join 2 1-dimensional numpy string arrays into a larger 2 dimensional array

Advertisements At the current moment, I am trying to combine an array of titles with a corresponding ID number (in String format) into a larger array as such: import numpy as np titles = np.array([‘title1’, ‘title2’, ‘title3’]) IDs = np.array([‘1543’, ‘1231’, ‘1551’]) newOutput = combinepseudocode(titles, IDs) newOutput = [[‘title1’, ‘1543’], [‘title2’, ‘1231’], [‘title3’, ‘1551’]] When… Read More Join 2 1-dimensional numpy string arrays into a larger 2 dimensional array

Why *(arr+1) brings the same value as arr+1 in multi-dimensional arrays?

Advertisements O haver a doubt about multi-dimensional arrays and pointers notation, as bellow. arr[2][4] = {{1,2,3,4}, {5,6,7,8}}; printf("%d\n", (arr+1)); printf("%d\n", *(arr+1)); Why in the both printf(), the result printed in the screen is the same? Both bring the address of the second array inside of the arr. The first one I understand because arr is… Read More Why *(arr+1) brings the same value as arr+1 in multi-dimensional arrays?