What are some key differences between the PHP code examples provided in the forum thread, and how do they impact the occurrence of the error message "Notice: Undefined offset"?

The "Notice: Undefined offset" error occurs when trying to access an array index that does not exist. To solve this issue, you need to ensure that the array index you are trying to access is within the bounds of the array. This can be done by checking if the index exists before accessing it.

// Example of fixing "Notice: Undefined offset" error by checking if the index exists
if(isset($array[$index])) {
    // Access the array element at the specified index
    $value = $array[$index];
    // Use the value as needed
} else {
    // Handle the case where the index is undefined
    echo "Index does not exist in the array";
}