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Relate the indixes (keys) of an Array object to the indixes (keys) of an array (PHP)

I have a doubt in which I didn't get a solution. I have an Array values ​​object and a status array, where I want to relate the indixes of the Array values ​​object to the indixes of the status array. So that I can write a logical test where: If the Array values ​​object's index 0 is different from null (that is, it contains value), then the status array's index 0 will get the value "1".

OR

If the Array values ​​object's index 1 is different from null (that is, it contains value), then the status array's index 1 will receive the value "1".

For example, before the logic test:

values:[
 0 => Array1:[
  0 => "1,023"
  1 => "0,023"
  2 => "5,023"
  3 => "1"
 ]
 1 => Array2:[
  0 => "null"
  1 => "null"
  2 => "5"
  3 => "1,365"
 ]
 2 => Array3:[
  0 => "null"
  1 => "null"
  2 => "null"
  3 => "null"
 ]
]


status:[
 0 => "0"
 1 => "0"
 2 => "0"
]

After the logical test:


status:[
 0 => "1"
 1 => "0"
 2 => "0"
]

In this example, only the index 0 of the status array received the value "1", because ONLY the 0 array of the Array values ​​object had values ​​other than null.


The status array will always have the same number of indixes as the Array values ​​object will have for arrays (If the status array has 5 indices (0, 1, 2, 3, 4), the Array value object will have 5 arrays (0, 1, 2 , 3, 4)). Furthermore, the status array will always start with the value of the index values ​​equal to "0". And if the values ​​of the values ​​object's indices are ALL different from null, each index of the status array will receive the value "1".

For example,


status:[
 0 => "1",
 1 => "1",
 2 => "1",
]

I believe I would have to iterate through the value array object with a foreach and do a logical test to see which ones are null, but I don't know how to change the value of the status array.

I hope I was clear in my doubt. Thank you very much in advance.



source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68976696/relate-the-indixes-keys-of-an-array-object-to-the-indixes-keys-of-an-array

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