PHP SplFixedArray count() Function Last Updated : 23 Jun, 2023 Comments Improve Suggest changes Like Article Like Report The SplFixedArray::count() function is an inbuilt function in PHP which is used to return the size of the array. Syntax: int SplFixedArray::count() Parameters: This function does not accept any parameter. Return Value: This function returns the size of the array. Below programs illustrate the SplFixedArray::count() function in PHP: Program 1: php <?php // Create an array of fixed size 10 $array = new SplFixedArray(10); // Print size of the array echo $array->count(); ?> Output: 10 Program 2: php <?php // Creating fixed size array $gfg = new SplFixedArray(8); $gfg1 = new SplFixedArray(7); $gfg2 = new SplFixedArray(9); $gfg3 = new SplFixedArray(100); $gfg4 = new SplFixedArray(878); $gfg5 = new SplFixedArray(0); // Print size of the array echo $gfg1->count(). "\n"; echo $gfg2->count(). "\n"; echo $gfg3->count(). "\n"; echo $gfg4->count(). "\n"; // Count function can be used // via passing parameters echo count($gfg5) . "\n"; echo count($gfg) . "\n"; ?> Output: 7 9 100 878 0 8 Reference: https://www.php.net/manual/en/splfixedarray.count.php Create Quiz Comment R R_Raj Follow 0 Improve R R_Raj Follow 0 Improve Article Tags : Web Technologies PHP PHP-function Explore BasicsPHP Syntax4 min readPHP Variables5 min readPHP | Functions6 min readPHP Loops4 min readArrayPHP Arrays5 min readPHP Associative Arrays4 min readMultidimensional arrays in PHP5 min readSorting Arrays in PHP4 min readOOPs & InterfacesPHP Classes2 min readPHP | Constructors and Destructors5 min readPHP Access Modifiers4 min readMultiple Inheritance in PHP4 min readMySQL DatabasePHP | MySQL Database Introduction4 min readPHP Database connection2 min readPHP | MySQL ( Creating Database )3 min readPHP | MySQL ( Creating Table )3 min readPHP AdvancePHP Superglobals6 min readPHP | Regular Expressions12 min readPHP Form Handling4 min readPHP File Handling4 min readPHP | Uploading File3 min readPHP Cookies9 min readPHP | Sessions7 min read Like