// array contains elements $names = array ( ’Geeks ’ , ’ for’ , ’Geeks’ );
// element search $item = ’Geeks’ ; if (in_array ( $item , $names )) { // there is an item echo "Your element founded" ; } else { // no item echo "Element is not found" ; }
?> Output:Your element founded
Program 2:In this example, the in_arrayfunction works in strict mode, it also checks the type of array elements. $name = array ( " Python " , "Java" , "C # " , 3); // Find python if (in_array ( " python " , $name , TRUE)) { echo " found " ; } else { echo "not found" ; } // Seraching 3 if (in_array (3, $name , TRUE)) { echo "found" ; } else { echo "not found" ; } // Seraching Java if (in_array ( "Java" , $name , TRUE)) { echo "found" ; } else { echo "not found" ; } ?> Output:not found found found
Program 3: $arr = array ( ’gfg’ , 1, 17); if (in_array ( ’ gfg’ , $arr )) { echo "gfg" ; } if (in_array (18, $arr )) { echo "18 found with strict check" ; }
?> Output:gfg
In the above example, the array contains the string "gfg" and two numbers 1 and 17. The if statement calls the in_array() functionwhich checks if the given element as a parameter in the given array or not. If the function returns true, the if statement is executed.
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