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Daniel Kasierer
9,623 PointsPaypal Quiz Issue
In Build a Simple PHP Application > Integrating with PayPal > Forms, Arrays, and Get Variables In the following question: What does the following block of code output? <?php $flavors = array("Cake Batter","Cookie Dough"); foreach ($flavors as $a => $b) { echo $b; exit; } ?>
It accepts "Cake Batter" instead of "Cake BatterCookie Dough".
2 Answers
Randy Hoyt
Treehouse Guest TeacherThe answer is Cake Batter.
Notice the exit in the foreach loop? We've talked about the exit command a few different times, including the video Checking the Request Method, 2:40-2:50.
John Locke
9,450 PointsI got stuck on this one too. The foreach goes through one time then exits. Took me a bit to concentrate and understand this.