The question is as the title says. I need to check if an array contains a certain key in a switch case. I need to use a switch case as I need to check for more than 3 elements. I'm confused how to go about this.
For example.
$update = array();
$update['message'] = array('photo' => array(array('file_id' => 1234, 'file_size' => 3451), array('file_id' => 64254, 'file_size'=>51235)));
I need to check if the array $update['message'] contains a key called 'photo' (and other elements as well which is why I need a switch clause) If anyone could point out how this is done correctly, it would be much appreciated.
I know i can go about doing this with nested if statements but that is not so clean and efficient.
UPDATE : I've arrived at a solution, although it works I'm not sure if it is the right way to do it. Suggestions would be appreciated.
It is as follows
switch($update['message'])
{
case (array_key_exists('photo', $update['message'])): echo 'hello'; break;
default:break;
}
答案 0 :(得分:0)
Try like this
switch(array_key_exists('photo', $update['message']))
{
case true: echo 'hello'; break;
default:break;
}