Arrays allow for a variable to have multiple values. This gives you the ability to create lists of names, and be able to sort them easily. Also it allows you to have values from a variable such as a user that include name, email address, phone number, etc.
The numbered index for values that are created start with number 0, not 1 for when accessing values.
<?php
$names = array('bob','sue','ted','ralph');
print_r($names);
print "<br>";
print $names[2];
?>
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