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What is the difference between array_merge and array + array in PHP?
Both get the union of arrays, but array_merge() overwrites duplicate non_numeric keys. Let us now see an example of the array+array−
Example
<?php $arr1 = array( "p"=>"150", "q"=>"100", "r"=>"120", "s"=>"110"); $arr2 = array("t"=>"115", "u"=>"103", "v"=>"105", "w"=>"125" ); var_dump ($arr1 + $arr2); ?>
Output
This will produce the following output−
array(8) { ["p"]=> string(3) "150" ["q"]=> string(3) "100" ["r"]=> string(3) "120" ["s"]=> string(3) "110" ["t"]=> string(3) "115" ["u"]=> string(3) "103" ["v"]=> string(3) "105" ["w"]=> string(3) "125" }
Example
Let us now see an example of array_merge() in PHP−
<?php $arr1 = array( "p"=>"150", "q"=>"100", "r"=>"120", "s"=>"110"); $arr2 = array("t"=>"115", "u"=>"110", "v"=>"105", "w"=>"100" ); var_dump (array_merge($arr1, $arr2)); ?>
Output
This will produce the following output−
array(8) { ["p"]=> string(3) "150" ["q"]=> string(3) "100" ["r"]=> string(3) "120" ["s"]=> string(3) "110" ["t"]=> string(3) "115" ["u"]=> string(3) "110" ["v"]=> string(3) "105" ["w"]=> string(3) "100" }
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