How to echo array values and hide some of them?

[pano pano]

I'm really stuck with this. I have this script:

$alpha = array(6=>8, 1=>5, 2=>9);
ksort($alpha);
foreach ($alpha as $key => $val)	
	{echo "$val<br />\n";}

result is

5
9
8

It works perfectly, but i want to be able to reduce the number of the results.
Instead of all 3 values, i want to let it sort the array values but echo just the first 2 values. Is it possible?

[johny10151981]

your question is not clear but if you meant top 2 then just use a counter to keep track

$i=0;
$c=2;
foreach($array as $val)
{
echo $val ;
$i++;
if($i==$c)
break ;
}

[pano pano]

Yes, that's what i mean.
Instead of
5
9
8

get

5
9

thanks

[Rabbit]

@pano, it sounds like you're still waiting on an answer but johny already answered your question.

[pano pano]

Sorry i wasn't clear. It works perfectly.
thanks again.