Example of sort, asort and ksort usages of PHP array ordering

This paper illustrates the use of sort, asort and ksort in the sequence of PHP arrays for reference. The specific examples are as follows:

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<?php

02	$arr = Array (' d ' => ' SDF ', ' R ' => ' SDF ', ' a ' => ' eee ');

03	Sort ($arr); Rearrange the values of the array, delete the previous key value, and become an indexed array

04	Asort ($arr); The array is rearrange by value and the index relationship is maintained, and both the indexed and associative arrays apply

05	Ksort ($arr); The array of arrays is queued according to the key value and the index relationship is maintained, and both the indexed and associative arrays apply

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07	corresponding reverse order and Rsort Arsort Krsort

08	Use a function to compare a usort uksort uasort a function with a comparison that returns a value that is equal to or less than 0 when the first argument is equal to less than the second argument only takes the whole number of points

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10	Print_r ($arr);

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?>

The example of this article is only a demonstration of ksort usage, interested readers can test the results of sort and asort, in order to deepen the impression, firmly grasp. I hope this example will help you with PHP program design.