The foreach() function can turn Named Keys into variables just like it does array values.
<?php
$reportcard = array('Mary' => 'B+', 'Tim' => 'A', 'Sue' => 'C');
foreach($reportcard as $names => $grade){
print "$names: $grade </br>";
}
?>
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