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Adding a # value to the end of another variable
What I'm trying to do is display a list of Values with A # value added to after the original value it represents...
See an example below: [PHP] $ga1 = 4; $ga2 = 3; $ga3 = 1; $ga4 = 2; $ga5 = 4; $ga6 = 2; $numberofgaquestions = 34; for($i=1; $i<= $numberofgaquestions; $i++ ){ echo "The # $i: ". $ga$i ."<br>"; } [/PHP] The result I'm looking for is: The # 1: 4 The # 2: 3 The # 3: 1 The # 4: 2 The # 5: 4 The # 6: 2 I get an error saying "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting ',' or ';' " So how can i add the # value to another variable? Thanks for your help in advance.... K ![]() |
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