PHP Arrays Quiz

A PHP Array Quiz tests your understanding of array concepts, syntax, and operations in PHP.

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Question 1

What type of array uses numeric indexes starting from 0 in PHP?

  • Associative Array

  • Indexed Array

  • Multidimensional Array

  • Static Array

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Question 2

Which type of PHP array uses named keys instead of numeric indexes?

  • Indexed Array

  • Static Array

  • Associative Array

  • Multidimensional Array

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Question 3

What is a multidimensional array in PHP?

  • An array containing only numeric values

  • An array containing other arrays as elements

  • An array that only stores strings

  • An array with a fixed size

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Question 4

Which PHP function adds elements to the end of an indexed array?

  • array_unshift()

  • array_push()

  • array_pop()

  • unset()

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Question 5

How can you remove the last element from an indexed array?

  • array_shift()

  • array_pop()

  • unset()

  • array_unshift()

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Question 6

How do you sort the array $numbers = [3, 1, 4, 1, 5]; in ascending order?

  • sort($numbers);

  • rsort($numbers);

  • asort($numbers);

  • ksort($numbers);

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Question 7

How do you merge two arrays $array1 = [1, 2, 3]; and $array2 = [4, 5, 6];?

  • $merged = $array1 + $array2;

  • $merged = array_merge($array1, $array2);

  • $merged = array_combine($array1, $array2);

  • $merged = array_intersect($array1, $array2);

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Question 8

How to count the number of elements in the array $numbers?

  • length($numbers);

  • sizeof($numbers);

  • count($numbers);

  • total($numbers);

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Question 9

What is the difference between array_shift() and array_pop()?

  • array_shift() adds an element to start, array_pop() removes from the end

  • array_shift() removes first element, array_pop() removes last element

  • array_shift() removes the the last element, array_pop() removes the first element

  • Both remove the last element

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Question 10

How do you access the "name" element in the associative array $person = ["name" => "GFG", "age" => 30];?

  • echo $person[1];

  • echo $person["name"];

  • echo $person["GFG"];

  • echo $person["age"];

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