Are you opposed to using a for loop? Because you could write one to accomplish this.
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2 years ago.
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It looks like you've already got the data from the database. That's the most important thing in regards to performance, and if you are doing that well, this part shouldn't affect performance. For Loops from my understanding are the fastest iterative construct that PHP has to offer - it doesn't hurt to try and optimize later.
$count = count($buildings);
for($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++ ) {
if ($buildings[$i]->building_data->building_data_id == 5) {
return $buildings[$i];
}
}
return 'no buildings of id 5';
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