Question: So i am trying to implement a PHP program in which you can put in basically any kind of key and value given in the url query. So for example if i would put "www.domain.se/dispatch.php?randomkey=randomvalue" it would echo "randomkey=randomvalue" but if i then right in the browser add to it "www.domain.se/dispatch.php?randomkey=randomvalue&secondkey=secondvale" it would echo "randomkey=randomvalue
secondkey=secondvalue"

Right now i have only managed to get the first given key with this code and dont know how to move on. Any ideas? This is my code in dispatch.php:

```
      <?php
      $query = $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];
      echo key($_GET);
      ?>

```

Answer: 
You can use `print_r` function to print an array in human readable format:

```
<?php print_r($_GET); ?>

```

or if you want to also see types use `var_dump` function:

```
<?php var_dump($_GET); ?>

```

If your practice is to use for loop this is answer:

```
for( $_GET as $key => $value )
    echo "$key : $value <br>";

```

Use above codes only for debug or during test period not in a production site to prevent security issues. Also consider using `htmlspecialchars` to prevent cross site scripting attacks.
So this piece of code nailed it:

```
    <?php
$query = ($_GET);
foreach ($query as $key => $value) {
    print_r($key. ": ". $value);
    echo '<br/>';
}
?>

```

But for anyone reading. Be aware as this is for school and as i have been warned this is not a secure way to deal with this.