April 22, 2018 —John Koster
The concat
method will create a new collection by combining the values of the collection instance is called on with the provided $source
. It is important to note that the source must implement the Traversable
interface.
The concat
method does not modify the original collection instance, and it will return a new collection instance containing the concatenated items.
1public function concat(2 $source3);
The following example demonstrates the basic usage of the concat
method:
1$collectionOne = collect([ 2 'first', 3 'second', 4 'third' 5]); 6 7$collectionTwo = $collectionOne->concat([ 8 'third', 9 'fourth',10 'fifth'11]);
After the above example has executed, the $collectionTwo
variable will contain the following items:
Index | Value |
---|---|
0 | first |
1 | second |
2 | third |
3 | third |
4 | fourth |
5 | fifth |
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