PHP Array Elements Sorting Function
What is arsort() Function?
Explanation
The "arsort()" function sorts an array elements by the values in reverse order, but the keys remain the same.
arsort(array,sorttype)
In the above syntax "array" is the array to be sorted, "sorttype" specifies the method to be used for sorting, it can have values "SORT_REGULAR" for default, "SORT_NUMERIC" treat values numerically, "SORT_STRING" treat values as strings,"SORT_LOCALE_STRING" treat values as strings based on local settings .
<?php
$b=array("1"=>"Cherry","2"=>"Apple");
arsort($b);
print_r($b);
?> Result :
Array ( [1] => Cherry [2] => Apple )
In the above example all the elements of the array "$b" is sorted using the default type "SORT_REGULAR" and the keys remain the same.
Syntax:
arsort(array,sorttype)
In the above syntax "array" is the array to be sorted, "sorttype" specifies the method to be used for sorting, it can have values "SORT_REGULAR" for default, "SORT_NUMERIC" treat values numerically, "SORT_STRING" treat values as strings,"SORT_LOCALE_STRING" treat values as strings based on local settings .
Example :
<?php
$b=array("1"=>"Cherry","2"=>"Apple");
arsort($b);
print_r($b);
?>
Array ( [1] => Cherry [2] => Apple )
In the above example all the elements of the array "$b" is sorted using the default type "SORT_REGULAR" and the keys remain the same.
