Hello Andrew-
This can be solved here or better yet, solved from the place that removes
the array elements. Use unset() for that:
unset($arr[$key]);
Now, when you loop through the array it'll have no empty elements.
Rather then use for(), consider foreach() as it relies on no counts.
But
I have been working on a script that manipulates arrays and now I am
working on the part where the user can erase part of the array.
Previously the function that writes the array to a file looked like:
function updateSuspenderOrVehicleFile($fileToUpdate, $newDataArray)
{
$fileName = fopen( $file
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