note 92079 deleted from function.each by thiago

Note Submitter: williamcwilliams at SPAM_ME_NOT dot gmail dot com ---- Call me a NOOB, but even with pyxl's comment at the very beginning, I do not understand how the code block in Example #2 echos each key and value of $fruit. Even though pyxl explains: "Well, upon executing that code, it turns out that the first two array elements of the 4 element array that each() creates are assigned to those two variables, and the last two array element values are just thrown away", I would think that the "first two array elements" that each($fruits) spits out be [1] => 'apple', [value] => 'apple' and "the last two element values [to be] thrown away" be [0] => 'a', [key] => 'a'. Would that not be consistent with the demonstration of each() in Example #1? In order to avoid asking a question, I humbly request that someone explain one more time how 'a' ends up being passed to $key and 'apple' to $val in Example #2.