"Sitemap" => "map. php" and $ this-> $ name = $ value =>,-> What are the differences?

Sitemap & gt; map. what are the differences between php and $ this-& gt;,-& gt; In $ name $ value "site map" => "map. php "and $ this-> $ name = $ value =>,-> What are the differences?

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=> Is an array member access symbol

-> Is an object member access symbol.

For example:

$ Array = array ("site map" => "map. php"); // defines an array that contains a group of members: the key name is site map and the value is map. php.

$ This-> $ name = $ value

$ This is a specific variable in the php language. it represents the class itself.-> is the operator used to access its class members. $ this-> $ name = $ value, the code indicates that the value of the name variable of the current class is set to $ value.