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Why do array_filter() and array_map() have the callback in a different sodding position, #PHP?

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Why do array_filter() and array_map() have the callback in a different sodding position, #PHP? #WTF.
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@joachim You'd prefer array_filter(NULL, $array) as the standard for removing empty entries?
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