Details about creating a PHP array

$name 1 = "AAAAA"; $name 2 = ' bbbbb '; $data = Array (         "userid" = = $name 1,         "department" = [1, 2],         "position" = = $name 2,         "mobile" = "15913215421",      );

Want to know what the UserID and position correspond to in the $data array (is "aaaaa" or ' aaaaa ' is "bbbbb" or ' bbbbb ')
What if output $data[' userid ' and $data[' position '] are output separately ("AAAAA" or "AAAAA" is "bbbbb" or ' bbbbb ')

Reply to discussion (solution)

You Var_export ($data);
and Echo $data [' userid '];
You can see

$name 1 = "AAAAA";
$name 2 = ' bbbbb ';
Quotation marks are just delimiters and do not belong to string contents
The difference between a double-cited or a single-citation is that the double-citation interprets the variable inside, and the single-lead does not.

And your example, using single quotes and double quotes is the same.

$data [' userid '] is a string aaaaa
$data [' position '] is a string bbbbb

You Var_export ($data);
and Echo $data [' userid '];
You can see

Why I ran into this problem:
Array (' userid ' = ' \ ' ABC123 ' \ ',..............)
One of the strings passed in and forced the quotes into the box, so we brought two escape characters, "\"

$name 1 = "AAAAA";
$name 2 = ' bbbbb ';
Quotation marks are just delimiters and do not belong to string contents
The difference between a double-cited or a single-citation is that the double-citation interprets the variable inside, and the single-lead does not.

And your example, using single quotes and double quotes is the same.

$data [' userid '] is a string aaaaa
$data [' position '] is a string bbbbb

You Var_export ($data);
and Echo $data [' userid '];
You can see

Why I ran into this problem: When printing the entire array
Array (' userid ' = ' \ ' ABC123 ' \ ',..............)
One of the strings passed in and forced the quotes into the box, so we brought two escape characters, "\"

You Var_export ($data);
and Echo $data [' userid '];
You can see

You Var_export ($data);
and Echo $data [' userid '];
You can see

Why I ran into this problem: when I printed the entire array (the one that was wrong just now)
Array (' userid ' = ' \ ' abc123\ ',..............)
One of the strings passed in and forced the quotes into the box, so we brought two escape characters, "\"

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