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Give us some example inputs and expected outputs. &nbsp;It matters whether the array keys are numeric or associative.
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Give us some example inputs and expected outputs.  It matters whether the array keys are numeric or associative.

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The exact definition of &quot;remove&quot; also matters. &nbsp;Do you want to eliminate duplicates from all of the arrays? &nbsp;Or do you want to keep only one copy in one of the arrays? &nbsp;Do you want to test for duplicate keys, or duplicate values or duplicate key=&gt;value pairs? &nbsp;
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The exact definition of "remove" also matters.  Do you want to eliminate duplicates from all of the arrays?  Or do you want to keep only one copy in one of the arrays?  Do you want to test for duplicate keys, or duplicate values or duplicate key=>value pairs?  

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Ray, <br />
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I only want to test for duplicate values. The key doesn't matter. <br />
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So, when I do a print_r, it should only display one key with a unique value. <br />
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Hope this is more clear.
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Ray,

I only want to test for duplicate values. The key doesn't matter.

So, when I do a print_r, it should only display one key with a unique value.

Hope this is more clear.

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Please give us some example inputs and expected outputs, thanks. &nbsp;Like how many arrays are involved, and whether the keys are associative or numeric? &nbsp;Thanks, ~Ray
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Please give us some example inputs and expected outputs, thanks.  Like how many arrays are involved, and whether the keys are associative or numeric?  Thanks, ~Ray

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array_unique can be used to remove duplicate key value sets from an array.<br />
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How do I remove duplicate key values sets by comparing multiple arrays?
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array_unique can be used to remove duplicate key value sets from an array.

How do I remove duplicate key values sets by comparing multiple arrays?

Removing Duplicate Keys from Multiple Arrays

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