Compare $Variables Results, and then orden in different Ways - php

Question

Hello i just finish a code where i get like 50 variables... all of them with int values..
I have the variables as separete values, just for this example I will set the variables with the result, BUT the result came from other evaluations and stuff that its fine, cause im already echoing a verified result.
$one = 13
$two = 35
$three = 46
The "item1" appears <?PHP echo $one; ?> times<br />
The "item2" appears <?PHP echo $two; ?> times<br />
The "item3" appears <?PHP echo $three; ?> times<br />
This is fine but,, How can i order the results, in ASC way or DSC , to build a order by...
Thanks so much
This far this is working great
$naturales = array(
$uno => "n1",
$dos => "n2",
$tres => "n3",
$cuatro => "n4",
$cinco => "n5",
$seis => "n6",
$siete => "n7",
$ocho => "n8",
$nueve => "n9",
$diez => "n10",
$once => "n11",
$doce => "n12",
$trece => "n13",
$catorce => "n14",
$quince => "n15",
$dieciseis => "n16",
$diecisiete => "n17",
$dieciocho => "n18",
$diecinueve => "n19",
$veinte => "n20",
$veintiuno => "n21",
$veintidos => "n22",
$veintitres => "n23",
$veinticuatro => "n24",
$veinticinco => "n25",
$veintiseis => "n26",
$veintisiete => "n27",
$veintiocho => "n28",
$veintinueve => "n29",
$treinta => "n30",
$treintayuno => "n31",
$treintaydos => "n32",
$treintaytres => "n33",
$treintaycuatro => "n34",
$treintaycinco => "n35",
$treintayseis => "n36",
$treintaysiete => "n37",
$treintayocho => "n38",
$treintaynueve => "n39",
$cuarenta => "n40",
$cuarentayuno => "n41",
$cuarentaydos => "n42",
$cuarentaytres => "n43",
$cuarentaycuatro => "n44",
$cuarentaycinco => "n45",
$cuarentayseis => "n46",
$cuarentaysiete => "n47",
$cuarentayocho => "n48",
$cuarentaynueve => "n49",
$cincuenta => "n50",
$cincuentayuno => "n51",
$cincuentaydos => "n52",
$cincuentaytres => "n53",
$cincuentaycuatro => "n54",
$cincuentaycinco => "n55",
$cincuentayseis => "n56",
);
krsort($naturales);
foreach ($naturales as $count => $name) {
echo "The \"$name\" appears $count times<br />";
}
Why my results are like this (Its hidding all the results with 12 (Similar count results)
for example for "n3" appears 12 times. and its not listed.
The "n20" appears 12 times
The "n30" appears 11 times
The "n37" appears 10 times
The "n41" appears 9 times
The "n42" appears 8 times
The "n45" appears 7 times
The "n47" appears 6 times
The "n35" appears 5 times
The "n44" appears 4 times
The "n46" appears 2 times
The "n56" appears 0 times

Answer 1

Build an array
$myresults = array("Item1"=>13,"item2"=>35,"item3"=>46);
then use asort() or arsort() on the array $myresults
then do a for/foreach loop to output the results
basic guidelines but off this you should be able to google how to implement in detail fairly easily (even on here will work)

Answer 2

$one = 13;
$two = 35;
$three = 46;
$arr = array("Item 1"=>$one,"Item 2"=>$two,"Item 3"=>$three);
echo "<strong>Original</strong><br />";
foreach($arr as $k => $v){
echo $k . " = " . $v . "<br />";
}
asort($arr);
echo "<strong>Ascending Sort</strong><br />";
foreach($arr as $k => $v){
echo $k . " = " . $v . "<br />";
}
arsort($arr);
echo "<strong>Descending Sort</strong><br />";
foreach($arr as $k => $v){
echo $k . " = " . $v . "<br />";
}
As previously mentioned, you can use asort and arsort to sort your array as needed... I'm adding some examples here as well as some working CODE

Answer 3

As mentioned, you could insert your values into an associative array, i.e.:
$items = array(
$one => "item1",
$two => "item2",
$three => "item3"
);
and then you can use a function like ksort() to sort all of your values:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.ksort.php
so you can end up with something like this:
ksort($items);
foreach ($items as $count => $name) {
echo "The \"$name\" appears $count times<br />";
}