How to handle undefined index errors in
How to handle undefined index errors in PHP arrays?
🎰 Use the `isset` function to check if an array key exists.
🎰 This prevents undefined index errors when accessing array elements.
🎰 You can also use the null coalescing operator `??` for a default value.
🎰 But make sure to validate user input to avoid unexpected issues.
🎰 Consider using `array_key_exists` if you specifically need to check for keys.
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