<? PHP // construct an array variable $ Users = Array ( " Bob " => " Yobert " , " Steve " => " Btephen " , " Jon " => " Aonathon " ); / * loop output reset () function the internal pointer to the first element in the array, and output. Related methods: Current () - returns the value of the current element in the array, and the key () function returns the name of the key elements. end () - internal pointer to the last element in the array, and outputs the next () - internal pointer to the next element in the array, and outputs prev () - internal pointer to the last element in the array, and export each () - returns the key and the key of the current element, and the pointer is moved forward inside * / for "(RESET ($ Users); $ index = Key ($ Users); Next ($ Users)) { Print ( " $ index: $ Users [$ index] <BR> \ n- " ); } // <HR> tag Creating a horizontal line in an HTML page. Print ( " <HR> " ); / * asort () function to the associated array in ascending order according to the key value. Tip: Use arsort () function for associative arrays in descending order according to the key value. Tip: Use ksort () function for an associative array in ascending order by key. * / Asort ($ Users); // array after printing is sorted for (RESET ($ Users); $ index = Key ($ Users); Next ($ Users)) { Print ( $ index: $ Users [$ index] <BR> \ the n- " ); } >?