PHP remove collection item from array if one value of collection is empty-CodePudding

I have array with this structure:

$array = [
         0=> ["field"=1, "value"="strawberry"]
         1=> ["field"=2, "value"=null]
         2=> ["field"=3, "value"="apple"]
         ]

How to iterate this $array, so it's deletes objects where value==null? After Iteration my array should look like:

$array = [
         0=> ["field"=1, "value"="strawberry"]
         1=> ["field"=3, "value"="apple"]
         ]

CodePudding user response：

You can utilise the array_filter() to keep the array keys in-tact whilst removing null values. Using Arrow Functions in PHP 7.4^ you can try:

array_filter($array, fn($arr) => !is_null($arr['value']))

Output:

Array (
  0 => 
  array (
    'field' => 1,
    'value' => 'strawberry',
  ),
  2 => 
  array (
    'field' => 3,
    'value' => 'apple',
  ),
)

See it working over at 3v4l.org - OP said !is_null() is required in the comment section and may need to be used.

If you want to reset the array keys you can use array_values().