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array_key_exists

<?php
   $state["Delaware"] = "December 7, 1787";
   $state["Pennsylvania"] = "December 12, 1787";
   $state["Ohio"] = "March 1, 1803";
   if (array_key_exists("Ohio", $state)) echo "Ohio joined the Union on $state[Ohio]";
?>








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