PHP end() Function

PHP end Function


Definition

The end() function set the internal pointer of an array to its last element, and returns its value

Syntax

The basic syntax of the end() function is given with:

    end(array);

Parameters

The end() function accepts the following parameters.

Parameter Description
array Required. Specifies the array to work on.

Example1 : As we can see the below example Output the value of the current and the last element in an array

Output : Web
              House


The end() function is commonly used along with the following functions:

current() – Returns the value of the current element in an array.
next() – Moves the internal pointer of an array to the next element, and returns its value.
prev() – Moves the internal pointer of an array to the previous element, and returns its value.
reset() – Set the internal pointer of an array to its first element, and returns its value.
key() – Returns the key of the current element in an array.

Example2 : In this below example that demonstrates how these functions basically work

Output :