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I know that I can count how many rows have a certain string in the columns of my table like this...

  $timeOfClass="W-7PM-A";
  $inclass101 = $db->prepare("SELECT count(*) FROM students WHERE timeOfClass =?");
  $inclass101->execute(array($timeOfClass));
  $inclass101rows = $inclass101->fetchColumn(0);

$inClass101rows reflects the number of rows in my database with $timeOfClass as W-7PM-A.

But how can I do this for multiple variables of the $timeOfClass string without writing multiple SQL statements? I have a lot of them. Would this be something like make an array of SQL statements and then run them through a while loop of fetchColumn(0) ?

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<?php

// $timesOfClasses is an array in the form:
$timesOfClass = array(
    "W-7PM-A",
    "X-8AM-Y",
    "...",
);


// Generate the IN clause safely for usage with prepared statements
$params = substr(str_repeat("?,", count($timesOfClass)), 0, -1);

$inclass101 = $db->prepare("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `students` WHERE `timeOfClass` IN({$params})");
$inclass101->execute($timesOfClass);
$inclass101rows = $inclass101->fetchColumn(0);

Use SQL to alter the result as you which, e.g. add a GROUP BY clause to get several counts for looping.


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