array_intersect_key() function returns a result array with keys and values from the first input array, only if the key is present in all of the other input arrays.
array2 : Required. An array to compare with first array
array3 : Optional. An array to be compare with first array
Tip : You can compare the first array with one array, or as many as you like.
Syntax: array_intersect_key(array1, array2, array3...)
Parameters Description:
array1 : Required. The first array which will be compared with other input arraysarray2 : Required. An array to compare with first array
array3 : Optional. An array to be compare with first array
Tip : You can compare the first array with one array, or as many as you like.
Example:
<?php $daysarr1 = array(0=>"Sunday",1=>"Monday",2=>"Tuesday"); $daysarr2 = array(2=>"Wednesday",3=>"Thursday",4=>"Friday"); $daysarr3 = array(2=>"Monday",1=>"Saturday",8=>"Wednesday"); print_r( array_intersect_key($daysarr1,$daysarr2,$daysarr3) ); ?>
O/P:
Array ( [2] => Tuesday )
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