Another example added (#27998)
* Another example added Multiple datatypes added in Syntax section. * Update index.mdpull/29885/head^2
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$bikes = ['Suzuki', 'BMW', 'Yamaha'];
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$bikes = ['Suzuki', 'BMW', 'Yamaha'];
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PHP arrays can store more than one type of value at a time:
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$arr = array('Suzuki', 3.1415, false, -273);
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As you can see there is a string, a float number, a boolean valuea and an integer number.
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## Key => Value
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## Key => Value
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Arrays can also be defined with named keys, as shown below:
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Arrays can also be defined with named keys, as shown below:
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