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PHP Integrating PHP with Databases Limiting Records in SQL Simplifying with a Function

Integrating PHP with databases (Simplifying with function). Please check my understanding of code

If I run this sql query "SELECT genre, category FROM Genres "JOIN Genre_Categories ON Genres.genre_id = Genre_Categories.genre_id" ill end up with two columns - genre and category, so the PDO statement object retrieved from this query will look something like this: array { [0] => array (2) { [“genre”]=> action [“category”]=> books } [1] => array (2) { [“genre”]=> action [“category”]=>movies ...

Then genres array:

$genres=array(); while($row=$results->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)){ $genres[$row["category"]][]=$row["genre"]; } return $genres;

will look something like this: array { [books] =>action [movies]=>action [books] =>adventure [movies]=>adventure …. Am i getting it right?