Reputation: 19
php code:
<?php
$arVal = array('4','2','3','1','6','9','7');
$arLength = count($arVal);
for ($i = 0; $i < $arLength; $i++) {
$val = '';
$cVal = '';
$ar = '';
// $arNext shift $arVal(array)
$arNext = next($arVal);
// $val just contain string $tVal0, $tVal1...
echo $val = '$tVal'.$i.'=';
// $ar for loop value inside array 4,2,3,1...
echo $ar = $arVal[$i].' [';
// $cVal contain value math = 4+2*(1-4)
echo $cVal = $ar+$arNext*(1-$ar).'] <br>';
}
i want to loop like this...
$tVal0 = $val0+$val1*(1-$val0);
$tVal1 = $val2+$val0*(1-$val2);
$tVal2 = $val3+$val1*(1-$val3);
$tVal3 = $val4+$val2*(1-$val4);
$tVal4 = $val5+$val3*(1-$val5);
how to do looping like that (is it possible or not, if not i'm not using loop), look duplicate post then direct me. Thanks.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 100
Reputation: 1327
If I understand the question correctly then try this. It may not be what you're asking, as I don't understand where $val?
and $tVal?
is coming from. Are you declaring it, or getting it from the array? And you seem to be assigning a variable after the echo
keyword, is that meant to be in quotes?
echo "$tVal0 = $val0+$val1*(1-$val0)";
//This one has to be done outside the loop b/c it's different
for($i=1,$i < 5,i++){
$tVal_Name = 'tVal' . $i;
$outside_val_name = 'tVal' . $i+1;
$inside_val_name = 'tVal' . $i-1;
echo "{$$tVal_Name}={$$outside_val_name}+{$$inside_val_name}*(1-{$$outside_val_name})";
}
To know more about variable variables, see the php documentation
Upvotes: 1