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		<description><![CDATA[The count() function is useful when you want to return how many elements are in your array. You can then use this in a for loop. Here&#8217;s an example we used earlier, only this time with the count function: $a[0]  = 2; $a[5]  = 3; $a[10] = 6; $totalsize = count($a); for($i=o;$i&#60; $totalsize;$i++){ echo $totalsize[$i]; }]]></description>
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