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Original way of writing, returning a certain column or several columns of the array

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The code just released in the latest version of php can save a lot of work, and you don’t have to go to foreach
  1. //Get record data
  2. //This is the latest array function of PHP
  3. $records = array(
  4. array(
  5. 'id' => 0,
  6. 'pre' => ; 2,
  7. 'next' => 6,
  8. ),
  9. array(
  10. 'id' => 1,
  11. 'pre' => 13,
  12. 'next' => 18,
  13. ),
  14. array (
  15. 'id' => 3,
  16. 'pre' => 3,
  17. 'next' => 8,
  18. ),
  19. array(
  20. 'id' => 4,
  21. 'pre' => 0,
  22. 'next' => 5,
  23. )
  24. );
  25. $all_pre = array_column($records, 'pre');
  26. //Print out all predecessor nodes
  27. print_r($all_pre);
  28. ?> ;
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