I have this simple PHP code:
<?php
$string = "M - T - A - C - B - N - Z.";
$arrayOne = ["A", "B", "C", "D"];
$arrayTwo = ["D", "E", "F", "G"];
$length = count($arrayOne);
for ($i = 0; $i < $length; $i++){
$replacement[$arrayOne[$i]] = $arrayTwo[$i];
}
echo strtr($string, $replacement);
?>
Here I just use the numerical index from both arrays to create a replacement array, which I can use in strtr().
$replacement = [
"A" => "D",
"B" => "E",
"C" => "F",
"D" => "G",
];
Now I want to do the same thing, just only for the values where the two arrays have the same keys.
So if I have:
$k_1 = [
"hat" => "M",
"new" => "A",
"bad" => "B",
"hot" => "C",
"big" => "D"
];
$k_2 = [
"new" => "D",
"bad" => "E",
"hot" => "F",
"err" => "K",
"big" => "G"
];
We get the following intersection by keys from the two arrays:
[
"new",
"bad",
"hot",
"big",
]
Now I want to use again the values from the first array with these keys as search and the second array values as replacement, e.g.
$replacement = [
"A" => "D",
"B" => "E",
"C" => "F",
"D" => "G",
];
How do I need to modify my code now, that it will do it like this?