PHP Array current() Function
What is current() Function?
Explanation
The "current()" function returns the current element in an array. Based on the position of the pointer of an array, it displays the array element.
current(array)
In the above syntax "array" is the array from which the current element is to be displayed.
<?php
$b=array("1"=>"Grapes","2"=>"Apple","3" =>"Cherry");
echo current($b)."<br />";
?> Result :
Grapes
In the above example the current() function returns the current element of the array "$b" that is "Grapes".
Syntax:
current(array)
In the above syntax "array" is the array from which the current element is to be displayed.
Example :
<?php
$b=array("1"=>"Grapes","2"=>"Apple","3" =>"Cherry");
echo current($b)."<br />";
?>
Grapes
In the above example the current() function returns the current element of the array "$b" that is "Grapes".
