Get value from json using PHP

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hello please guide me

how to get the value ["text"]=>
string(4) "head" to the php variable

from the below json

thanks in advance

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array(6) {
  ["result"]=>
  string(2) "ok"
  ["tuc"]=>
  array(30) {
    [0]=>
    array(4) {
      ["phrase"]=>
      array(2) {
        ["text"]=>
        string(4) "head"
        ["language"]=>
        string(2) "en"
      }

Posted 7-Jan-16 19:34pm

Member 11811139

Updated 7-Jan-16 21:04pm

Mohibur Rashid

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Mohibur Rashid 8-Jan-16 1:53am

try this code and try to figure out, how it would work
<pre>
<?php
$ls["a"]="it";
$ls["b"]="is";
$ls["c"]="friday";

$ds=json_encode($ls);

echo $ds;
echo "\n";

$ps=json_decode($ds);

print_r($ps);

</pre>

Member 11811139 8-Jan-16 2:22am

i am beginner can you make the code for my question please

Mohibur Rashid 8-Jan-16 3:12am

The one in the mentioned "below" is not json. that output is created by print_r function, I guess. If you are a noob, I would suggest learn this issue separately
1. array in php
2. accessing array with php. I would suggest to take a look at foreach function
3. json structure
4. json_decode function in php
5. json_encode function in php

php array and json might look alike, to you, but they are not same thing. So, the "below json" is not json. This is an example of JSON :
{"a":"it","b":"is","c":"really","d":"friday"}

I feel like you are looking for alternative of Studying. I would say, its a bad practice.

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