I want to make an array like the one below:
$database = array(
array(
"key" => "Key1",
"hwid" => "Hwid1"
),
array(
"key" => "Key2",
"hwid" => "Hwid2"
),
);
How would I go about making this by inserting values. Here is what I have tried:
$array = array();
$array[array()["key"]] = "Key1";
$array[array()["hwid"]] = "HWID1";
Sadly the above code does not make the structure of the array that I wanted. How would I achieve this?
$array = [];
$array[] = ["key" => "Key1","hwid" => "Hwid1"];
$array[] = ["key" => "Key2","hwid" => "Hwid2"];
or
$array = [
["key" => "Key1","hwid" => "Hwid1"],
["key" => "Key2","hwid" => "Hwid2"]
];
$array = array();
$arr1 = ["id" => "id1", "hwid" => "hwid1"];
$arr2 = ["id" => "id2", "hwid" => "hwid2"];
array_push($array, $arr1, $arr2);
var_dump($array);
You don't need array index to be an array
Your parent array is not associative, the only way you can access to it is by int index which starts with 0:
try this:
$array = array();
$array[0]["key"] = "Key1";
$array[0]["hwid"] = "HWID1";
