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PHP » Data Structure » Array sort   asort () function retains the array's keys in the original state  <?php   $associatedarray = array (                         FirstName => "D",                         LastName => "C",                         Designation => "Editor",                         Hobby => "No",                         Sign => "A");   asort ($associatedarray);   foreach ($associatedarray as $key => $val) {     echo "$key = $val", "\n";   }  ?>                     Related examples in the same category 1.  arsort: Sort an array in reverse order and maintain index association 2.  Sort associate array 3.  sort an associative array on the basis of keys 4.  To reverse sort an enumerated array, use the rsort () function 5.  Using the sort () Function 6.  Using usort() to Sort a Multidimensional Array by One of Its Fields 7.  Using uasort() to Sort a Multdimensional Associative Array by One of Its Fields 8.  Using uksort() to Sort an Associative Array by the Length of Its Keys

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