PHP For Each Loop? There has to be a better way - php

Question

<?php
header("Content-type: text/plain");
$GLOBALS["db_name"] = "fggff_highscores";
$GLOBALS["table_name"] = "testing";
$GLOBALS["view_user"] = "fgfggg_players";
$GLOBALS["view_pass"] = "removed";
$username = strip_tags($_GET["player"]);
$fileContents = #file_get_contents("http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite.ws?player=" . $username);
echo $fileContents;
if ($fileContents == FALSE) {
die("PLAYER NOT FOUND");
}
//$content = array();
$data = explode("\n", $fileContents);
/*
foreach ($data as $word) {
$index = $skills[$index];
$new_data = explode (",", $word);
$content[$index]["rank"] = $new_data[0];
$content[$index]["level"] = $new_data[1];
$content[$index]["experience"] = $new_data[2];
$index++;
}
*/
$stats0 = explode(",", $data[0]);
echo "\n";
echo "\n";
echo "Overall Rank: " .number_format($stats0[0]);
echo "\n";
echo "Total Level: " .number_format($stats0[1]);
echo "\n";
echo "Overall Total XP: " .number_format($stats0[2]);
$stats1 = explode(",", $data[1]);
echo "\n";
echo "\n";
echo "Attack Rank: " .number_format($stats1[0]);
echo "\n";
echo "Attack Level: " .number_format($stats1[1]);
echo "\n";
echo "Attack XP: " .number_format($stats1[2]);
$stats2 = explode(",", $data[2]);
echo "\n";
echo "\n";
echo "Defence Rank: " .number_format($stats2[0]);
echo "\n";
echo "Defence Level: " .number_format($stats2[1]);
echo "\n";
echo "Defence XP: " .number_format($stats2[2]);
?>
Example above should be working when ran you can use this player to see output -- .php?player=zezima
The output of each $data[0] is something like--------53,2496,1661657944
53-----------------------number_format($stats0[0])
2,496--------------------number_format($stats0[1])
1,661,657,944------------number_format($stats0[2])
--
Then I'm trying to break up each $data[] index into 3 pieces, the way I have it above works but I want to be able to do something like a for each loop to go through each $data[] indexes and break each up using explode(",", $data[0]); explode(",", $data[1]); explode(",", $data[2]); but it would have the index increment each time. What I need in the end is each value to be in a variable that I can use. Example:
$apple = number_format($stats0[0]);
echo $apple;
This is what I've tried something with:
$content = array();
foreach ($data as $word) {
$index = $skills[$index];
$new_data = explode (",", $word);
$content[$index]["rank"] = $new_data[0];
$content[$index]["level"] = $new_data[1];
$content[$index]["experience"] = $new_data[2];
$index++;
}

Answer 1

instead of repeating yourself again and again, create a function like this one:
function print($data, $i){
$stats0 = explode(",", $data[$i]);
echo "\n\nOverall Rank: " .number_format($stats0[0]) . "\n";
echo "Total Level: " .number_format($stats0[1]) . "\n";
echo "Overall Total XP: " .number_format($stats0[2]);
}
and call it in a loop.