Parse a multi-line string and assign extracted substrings a default value of zero

I have a script that extracts company names from a string. I want the extracted names to be converted to php variable. For example, the first result (Real Coffee Sweeden) must be converted to $RealCoffeeSweeden = 0 so that I can later assign a value to it.

$test = '/showname/0406741848                              : Real Coffee Sweeden
/showname/0406741849                              : Healthzone SE
/showname/16133663413                             : FREE
/showname/16133663414                             : RadioPlantes Canada
/showname/16133663417                             : Dealsoftoday.Eu Canada
/showname/16136995593                             : FREE
/showname/16136995594                             : Club White Smile Canada
/showname/16138007442                             : FREE
/showname/16138007547                             : Mybitwave.com Canada
/showname/16465596150                             : BABY
/showname/16465696956                             : FREE
/showname/16465696957                             : FREE
/showname/16467419944                             : Mybitwave.com UK
/showname/16469181975                             : FREE
/showname/21501350                                : SecureSurf.EU NO
/showname/21501351                                : FileCloud365 Norwegian
/showname/21501352                                : FREE
/showname/21501353                                : RadioPlantes Norwegian
';
        
$myRows = explode("\n", $test);
foreach ($myRows as $key => $value) {
    $pieces = explode(":", $value);
    $result[] = $pieces[1];
}
    
foreach ($result as $res) {
    $res // covert to php variable
    //example: $RealCoffeeSweeden = 0;
}

You should use an array for that. But if you want to do it the way you write, you can simply do something like that:

foreach( $myRows as $key => $value) {
    $pieces = explode(":", $value);

    $res = str_replace(' ', '', $pieces[1]); // replace whitespaces for valid names
    $$res = 0; // note the double dollar signs
}

If you want to use an array tho, do something like this:

$result = [];
foreach( $myRows as $key => $value) {
    $pieces = explode(":", $value);

    $key = str_replace(' ', '', $pieces[1]);
    $result[$key] = 0;
}

According to your comment, change second last line in the foreach loop with following:

$res = str_replace(' ', '', $res) . '_f';