How to Push an Element to an Array in PHP?
Last updated on February 13, 2023
The array_push() is a built-in function that pushes elements into the array. It accepts the first parameter as an array in which a new element has to be added and in the second parameter it accepts a value or element that becomes part of the array.
Let’s create a variable that stores an array containing favorite countries.
$favoriteCountries = array("Germany","United Kingdom");It has only two countries, to add more countries to the array we can use the array_push() function.
array_push($favoriteCountries, "South Korea", "Vietnam");Here we passed the variable that stores the favorites countries array into the array_push() function as the first argument and two countries as the second and third arguments.
The array_push() function pushes the second and third arguments into the favorite countries array. To see the result we can use the print_r() function that prints the array.
print_r($favoriteCountries);
// Output:
Array
(
[0] => Germany
[1] => United Kingdom
[2] => South Korea
[3] => Vietnam
)
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