# Iterating

## each

#### Definition

```php
Arr::each(array|Iterator|IteratorAggregate $iterable, callable $callback, int $mode = self::EACH_VALUE): array|Iterator|IteratorAggregate
```

#### Description

Traverse through array or iterable object and call callback for each element (ignoring the result).

#### Modes

| Constant name            | Description                                                                                                                                                |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| EACH\_VALUE              | Iterate using callback in form of `function($value)`                                                                                                       |
| EACH\_KEY\_VALUE         | Iterate using callback in form of `function($key, $value)`                                                                                                 |
| EACH\_VALUE\_KEY         | Iterate using callback in form of `function($value, $key)`                                                                                                 |
| EACH\_VALUE\_KEYS\_LIST  | <p>Iterate using callback in form of <code>function($value, $key1, $key2, ...)</code><br></p><p><strong>Only for array</strong> <code>$iterable</code></p> |
| EACH\_KEYS\_ARRAY\_VALUE | <p>Iterate using callback in form of <code>function(array $keys, $value)</code></p><p><br><strong>Only for array</strong> <code>$iterable</code></p>       |

#### Examples

```php
$array = [
    1 => [
        2 => 'a',
        3 => 'b',
        4 => [
            5 => 'c',
        ],
    ],
    'test' => 'd',
];

// Value only - using default EACH_VALUE mode
Arr::each($array, function ($value) {
  print_r($value);
  // [ 2 => 'a', ...]
  // 'd'
});

// Key, Value
Arr::each($array, function ($key, $value) {
  echo "{$key}: \t\t";
  print_r($value);
  // 1:      [2 => 'a', ...]
  // test:   'd'
}, Arr::EACH_KEY_VALUE);

// Value, Key
Arr::each($array, function ($value, $key) {
  echo "{$key}: \t\t";
  print_r($value);
  // 1:      [2 => 'a', ...]
  // test:   'd'
}, Arr::EACH_VALUE_KEY);

// Value, Keys list
Arr::each($array, function ($value, ...$keys) {
  echo implode('.', $keys) . ': \t\t';
  print_r($value);
  // 1.2:    'a'
  // 1.3:    'b'
  // 1.4.5:  'c'
  // test:   'd'
}, Arr::EACH_VALUE_KEYS_LIST);


// Keys array, value
Arr::each($array, function (array $keys, $value) {
  echo implode('.', $keys) . ': \t\t';
  print_r($value);
  // 1.2:    'a'
  // 1.3:    'b'
  // 1.4.5:  'c'
  // test:   'd'
}, Arr::EACH_KEYS_ARRAY_VALUE);
```


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