PHP 8.3 breaking change on arrays

This is the " Negative indices in arrays" segment from my "What's new in PHP 8.3 " livestream. Watch the full livestream here: www.youtube.co....
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[@spicynoodle7419]

Truly a PHP moment right there

[@nunomaduro]

ahah, for real.

[@codesolutionsoftware6296]

Hey man!
Thank you for everything you do to PHP community!
Appreciate your effort!

[@nunomaduro]

My pleasure!

[@BlueTeK]

Thats an amazing changes for php. Love That.

[@TheGameIsOverCy]

Nice thanks for the information! Today i also learned about negative indexes! :)

[@TheRafark]

Any scalar value can be an index (which is different from the internal index)

[@TheGameIsOverCy]

👍

[@hasanablak]

🎉🎉

[@ajzack983]

the whole thing is weird, I which indexes were just unsigned integers only and negatif integers used to start indexing starting from the end. f.e. $array[-1] being used to access the last element and $array[ - $array_size ] to access the first element.

[@lhard123l]

XDD