How to group an array by specific value?










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I have an array like this:



$files = array(
"Input.txt" => "Randy",
"Code.py" => "Stan",
"Output.txt" => "Randy"
);


I want to group the file by its owner and returned like this:



[
"Randy" => ["Input.txt", "Output.txt"],
"Stan" => ["Code.py"]
]


I tried to do it like this:



<?php 
class FileOwners

public static function groupByOwners($files)

foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
$data[$owner] = $file;
;
return $data;


$files = array(
"Input.txt" => "Randy",
"Code.py" => "Stan",
"Output.txt" => "Randy"
);
var_dump(FileOwners::groupByOwners($files));


But what I got is this:



array(2) 
["Randy"]=>string(10) "Output.txt",
["Stan"]=>string(7) "Code.py"



Please help how to make it.










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    I have an array like this:



    $files = array(
    "Input.txt" => "Randy",
    "Code.py" => "Stan",
    "Output.txt" => "Randy"
    );


    I want to group the file by its owner and returned like this:



    [
    "Randy" => ["Input.txt", "Output.txt"],
    "Stan" => ["Code.py"]
    ]


    I tried to do it like this:



    <?php 
    class FileOwners

    public static function groupByOwners($files)

    foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
    $data[$owner] = $file;
    ;
    return $data;


    $files = array(
    "Input.txt" => "Randy",
    "Code.py" => "Stan",
    "Output.txt" => "Randy"
    );
    var_dump(FileOwners::groupByOwners($files));


    But what I got is this:



    array(2) 
    ["Randy"]=>string(10) "Output.txt",
    ["Stan"]=>string(7) "Code.py"



    Please help how to make it.










    share|improve this question
























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      I have an array like this:



      $files = array(
      "Input.txt" => "Randy",
      "Code.py" => "Stan",
      "Output.txt" => "Randy"
      );


      I want to group the file by its owner and returned like this:



      [
      "Randy" => ["Input.txt", "Output.txt"],
      "Stan" => ["Code.py"]
      ]


      I tried to do it like this:



      <?php 
      class FileOwners

      public static function groupByOwners($files)

      foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
      $data[$owner] = $file;
      ;
      return $data;


      $files = array(
      "Input.txt" => "Randy",
      "Code.py" => "Stan",
      "Output.txt" => "Randy"
      );
      var_dump(FileOwners::groupByOwners($files));


      But what I got is this:



      array(2) 
      ["Randy"]=>string(10) "Output.txt",
      ["Stan"]=>string(7) "Code.py"



      Please help how to make it.










      share|improve this question














      I have an array like this:



      $files = array(
      "Input.txt" => "Randy",
      "Code.py" => "Stan",
      "Output.txt" => "Randy"
      );


      I want to group the file by its owner and returned like this:



      [
      "Randy" => ["Input.txt", "Output.txt"],
      "Stan" => ["Code.py"]
      ]


      I tried to do it like this:



      <?php 
      class FileOwners

      public static function groupByOwners($files)

      foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
      $data[$owner] = $file;
      ;
      return $data;


      $files = array(
      "Input.txt" => "Randy",
      "Code.py" => "Stan",
      "Output.txt" => "Randy"
      );
      var_dump(FileOwners::groupByOwners($files));


      But what I got is this:



      array(2) 
      ["Randy"]=>string(10) "Output.txt",
      ["Stan"]=>string(7) "Code.py"



      Please help how to make it.







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          you are overriding $data, use $data[$owner] = $file; instead of $data[$owner]= $file;



          public static function groupByOwners($files)

          foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
          $data[$owner] = $file;
          ;
          return $data;






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            Just create a multidimensional array ,



            foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
            $data[$owner] = $file; // will store values as an array inside the key
            // Remove semicolon from here





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              you are overriding $data, use $data[$owner] = $file; instead of $data[$owner]= $file;



              public static function groupByOwners($files)

              foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
              $data[$owner] = $file;
              ;
              return $data;






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                you are overriding $data, use $data[$owner] = $file; instead of $data[$owner]= $file;



                public static function groupByOwners($files)

                foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                $data[$owner] = $file;
                ;
                return $data;






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                  you are overriding $data, use $data[$owner] = $file; instead of $data[$owner]= $file;



                  public static function groupByOwners($files)

                  foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                  $data[$owner] = $file;
                  ;
                  return $data;






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                  you are overriding $data, use $data[$owner] = $file; instead of $data[$owner]= $file;



                  public static function groupByOwners($files)

                  foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                  $data[$owner] = $file;
                  ;
                  return $data;







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                      Just create a multidimensional array ,



                      foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                      $data[$owner] = $file; // will store values as an array inside the key
                      // Remove semicolon from here





                      share|improve this answer



























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                        Just create a multidimensional array ,



                        foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                        $data[$owner] = $file; // will store values as an array inside the key
                        // Remove semicolon from here





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                          Just create a multidimensional array ,



                          foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                          $data[$owner] = $file; // will store values as an array inside the key
                          // Remove semicolon from here





                          share|improve this answer













                          Just create a multidimensional array ,



                          foreach ($files as $file => $owner)
                          $data[$owner] = $file; // will store values as an array inside the key
                          // Remove semicolon from here






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