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array() is NOT a function
This exercise says:
Arrays are a very common thing to use in programming. In fact,
array()
is actually a function!
In fact, array()
is emphatically NOT a function. It is a language construct for representing array literals. See: http://php.net/manual/en/function.array.php For example, $func = "array"; $func();
doesn’t work. Please do not mislead language learners with inaccuracies like this.
Answer 55819823d3292f8c4f000015
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