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I am using PHP, and I am getting the value back from the form. Since I am working with time, I have an array by (1 x 4) x 7, and I feel like I could do a better job at it. I just don't know exactly how should I approach the problem



$schedule = array(
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][2])) / 3600, 2),

round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][2])) / 3600, 2),

round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][2])) / 3600, 2),

round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][2])) / 3600, 2),

round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][2])) / 3600, 2),

round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][2])) / 3600, 2),

round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][0])) / 3600, 2),
round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][2])) / 3600, 2),
);









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    I am using PHP, and I am getting the value back from the form. Since I am working with time, I have an array by (1 x 4) x 7, and I feel like I could do a better job at it. I just don't know exactly how should I approach the problem



    $schedule = array(
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][2])) / 3600, 2),

    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][2])) / 3600, 2),

    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][2])) / 3600, 2),

    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][2])) / 3600, 2),

    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][2])) / 3600, 2),

    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][2])) / 3600, 2),

    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][0])) / 3600, 2),
    round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][2])) / 3600, 2),
    );









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      I am using PHP, and I am getting the value back from the form. Since I am working with time, I have an array by (1 x 4) x 7, and I feel like I could do a better job at it. I just don't know exactly how should I approach the problem



      $schedule = array(
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][2])) / 3600, 2),
      );









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      I am using PHP, and I am getting the value back from the form. Since I am working with time, I have an array by (1 x 4) x 7, and I feel like I could do a better job at it. I just don't know exactly how should I approach the problem



      $schedule = array(
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['mon'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['mon'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['tue'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['tue'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['wed'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['wed'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['thu'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['thu'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['fri'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['fri'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sat'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sat'][2])) / 3600, 2),

      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][1]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][0])) / 3600, 2),
      round(abs(strtotime($_POST['sun'][3]) - strtotime($_POST['sun'][2])) / 3600, 2),
      );






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          Well, every time you see a repeated code, you could think of a loop.



          if I am not mistaken, only a weekday is changed, so it could be used to form the loop:



          $schedule = ;
          $weekdays = ['mon','tue','wed','thu','fri','sat','sun'];
          foreach ($weekdays as $day)
          {
          $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][1]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][0])) / 3600, 2),
          $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][3]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][2])) / 3600, 2),
          }





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            Well, every time you see a repeated code, you could think of a loop.



            if I am not mistaken, only a weekday is changed, so it could be used to form the loop:



            $schedule = ;
            $weekdays = ['mon','tue','wed','thu','fri','sat','sun'];
            foreach ($weekdays as $day)
            {
            $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][1]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][0])) / 3600, 2),
            $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][3]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][2])) / 3600, 2),
            }





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              Well, every time you see a repeated code, you could think of a loop.



              if I am not mistaken, only a weekday is changed, so it could be used to form the loop:



              $schedule = ;
              $weekdays = ['mon','tue','wed','thu','fri','sat','sun'];
              foreach ($weekdays as $day)
              {
              $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][1]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][0])) / 3600, 2),
              $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][3]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][2])) / 3600, 2),
              }





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                Well, every time you see a repeated code, you could think of a loop.



                if I am not mistaken, only a weekday is changed, so it could be used to form the loop:



                $schedule = ;
                $weekdays = ['mon','tue','wed','thu','fri','sat','sun'];
                foreach ($weekdays as $day)
                {
                $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][1]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][0])) / 3600, 2),
                $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][3]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][2])) / 3600, 2),
                }





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                Well, every time you see a repeated code, you could think of a loop.



                if I am not mistaken, only a weekday is changed, so it could be used to form the loop:



                $schedule = ;
                $weekdays = ['mon','tue','wed','thu','fri','sat','sun'];
                foreach ($weekdays as $day)
                {
                $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][1]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][0])) / 3600, 2),
                $schedule = round(abs(strtotime($_POST[$day][3]) - strtotime($_POST[$day][2])) / 3600, 2),
                }






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