| Remove elements from an array and replace it with new elements: |
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| With both string and integer keys: |
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| With the preserve parameter set to true: |
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| Using a negative start parameter: |
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| Start the slice from from the second array element, and return only two elements: |
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| Start the slice from the third array element, and return the rest of the elements in the array: |
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| Using numeric keys: |
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| Remove the first element (red) from an array, and return the value of the removed element: |
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| Search an array for the value 5 and return its key (notice the ""): |
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| Search an array for the value "red" and return its key: |
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| Return the original array, the reversed array and the preserved array: |
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| Return an array in the reverse order: |
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| Differences between array_replace() and array_replace_recursive(): |
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| Multiple arrays: |
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| Replace the values of the first array with the values from the second array recursively: |
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