In the given PHP code example, how does the random selection of an image correspond to assigning the correct alt and title attributes?
The issue arises when randomly selecting an image without considering its corresponding alt and title attributes. To solve this, you can create an associative array where the keys are image filenames and the values are arrays containing the alt and title attributes. Then, when selecting a random image, you can also retrieve its alt and title attributes from the array.
<?php
// Associative array containing image filenames and their alt/title attributes
$images = array(
"image1.jpg" => array("alt" => "Image 1", "title" => "Title 1"),
"image2.jpg" => array("alt" => "Image 2", "title" => "Title 2"),
"image3.jpg" => array("alt" => "Image 3", "title" => "Title 3")
);
// Randomly select an image
$randomImage = array_rand($images);
$alt = $images[$randomImage]["alt"];
$title = $images[$randomImage]["title"];
echo "<img src='$randomImage' alt='$alt' title='$title'>";
?>
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