array_key_last

For PHP <= 7.3.0 :
if (! function_exists("array_key_last")) {
 function array_key_last($array) {
 if (!is_array($array) || empty($array)) {
 return NULL;
 }
 
 return array_keys($array)[count($array)-1];
 }
}

For those who loves tested candies;
<?php
function array_key_last(array $array) {
 // 100000 iters: ~0.068 secs
 return key(array_slice($array, -1));
 // 100000 iters: ~0.070 secs
 return key(array_reverse($array));
 // 100000 iters: ~0.088 secs
 return array_keys($array)[count($array) - 1] ?? null;
}
?>

Try to beat this polyfill in terms of performance!
<?php
if( !function_exists('array_key_last') ) {
 function array_key_last(array $array) {
 if( !empty($array) ) return key(array_slice($array, -1, 1, true));
 }
}
// Bonus
if (!function_exists('array_key_first')) {
 function array_key_first(array $arr) {
 foreach($arr as $key => $unused) return $key;
 }
}
?>

https://www.php.net/manual/fr/function.array-key-last.php#123950
did return the first key of my array only:
"array_keys($array)[count($array) - 1] ?? null" works
I hope the example is fine for everyone else.
My array is:
[
 new NameExpression('d', 0),
 new NameExpression('f', 0),
 new NameExpression('g', 0),
]

// if : php ver < 7 
// array_key_last 
$arr = array('1'=>'bear1','2'=>array('22'=>'bear22'),'3'=>'bear3');
echo end(array_keys($arr));
// result : 3

<?php 
 // PHP >= 7
 function _array_key_last(array $array){
 return (!empty($array)) ? array_keys($array)[count($array)-1] : null;
 }
 var_dump(_array_key_last(['PHP', 'Javascript', 'Python'])); // 2
 ?>

For PHP < 7.3.0 :
Will work for any type of array
<?php
if ( ! function_exists( 'array_key_last' ) ) {
 /**
 * Polyfill for array_key_last() function added in PHP 7.3.
 *
 * Get the last key of the given array without affecting
 * the internal array pointer.
 *
 * @param array $array An array
 *
 * @return mixed The last key of array if the array is not empty; NULL otherwise.
 */
 function array_key_last( $array ) {
 $key = NULL;
 if ( is_array( $array ) ) {
 end( $array );
 $key = key( $array );
 }
 return $key;
 }
}
?>

Notice!
$a = array(
 1 => 1,
 0 => 0
);
echo (array_key_last($a)); // output: "0", not "1"

Now that we have this function, where we once used...
<?php
$idxLast = count($arr) - 1;
?>
we can now optimize code speed by using...
<?php
$idxLast = (array_key_last($arr) ?? 0);
?>
Use-cases include lots of looping and control-structures.
If you do not know ahead of time that the array is numerically indexed, and that it could possibly be associative...safer/faster to stick with count().

This polyfill works for PHP 5.6+. 
It is a slight modification of "wes at nospam dot example dot org"'s example:
<?php
 if( !function_exists('array_key_first') ) {
 function array_key_first(array $array) {
 if( $array === [] ) { return NULL; }
 foreach($array as $key => $_) { return $key; }
 }
 }
 if( !function_exists('array_key_last') ) {
 function array_key_last(array $array) {
 if( $array === [] ) { return null; }
 
 // the last 2 args to array_slice are crucial
 return array_key_first(array_slice($array, -1, null, true));
 }
 }

Here come my benchmark, and 
return key(array_slice($array, -1));
is the my best answer for a polyfill.
<?php
function array_key_last_1(array $array) {
 // assert(!empty($array));
 return key(array_slice($array, -1));
}
function array_key_last_2(array $array) {
 return key(array_slice($array, -1, 1, true));
}
function array_key_last_3(array $array) {
 return key(array_reverse($array));
}
function array_key_last_4(array $array) {
 return array_keys($array)[count($array) - 1] ?? null;
}
function array_key_last_5(array $array) {
 return array_keys($array)[count($array) - 1] ?? null;
}
function array_key_last_6(array $array) {
 $copy = array_keys($array);
 return end($copy);
}
$result = array();
$array = range(0, 1000000);
for($i=1; $i < 7;$i++) {
 $callback = 'array_key_last_' . $i;
 $before = microtime(true);
 call_user_func_array($callback, array($array));
 $after = microtime(true);
 $time = ($after-$before);
 $result[$callback] = $time;
}
asort($result);
foreach ($result as $key => $value) {
 echo '[' . $key . ']' . $value . " sec" . PHP_EOL;
}

Correct polyfill (one that doesn't make copies of arrays, and that doesn't make use of the IAP) is:
<?php
if(!function_exists('array_key_first')){
 function array_key_first(array $array){
 if($array === []){
 return NULL;
 }
 foreach($array as $key => $_) return $key;
 }
}
if(!function_exists('array_key_last')){
 function array_key_last(array $array){
 if($array === []){
 return NULL;
 }
 return array_key_first(array_slice($array, -1));
 }
}
?>