['data'=>[ 'courses'=> [ ['lowDbId'=> 1,'courseName'=>'English for beginners'], ['lowDbId'=> 5,'courseName'=>'English for beginners extra'], ] 'country'=>1 ] ];

Good, they threw off the formation of parameters for the API, it seems to be in PHP. Help translate this into a String type to get the generated parameter string.

PS: PHP do not know and PHP is not installed.

  • and what is installed? - Ipatiev
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    If you add the missing comma and the closing parenthesis, you get the PHP code. But what is the "parameter string" to science is unknown - Ipatyev
  • @ Ipatiev At the expense of a comma and a bracket - yes. Only it will turn out json, but not php - Aleks G
  • @AleksG is PHP, not Jason. - Ipatiev
  • @ Ipatiev Actually, yes, I agree, just need to assign it somewhere. - Aleks G

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