Lesson 24 - ArrayAccess and cloning in PHP
In the previous exercise, Solved tasks for OOP in PHP lessons 22-23, we've practiced our knowledge from previous lessons.
In the previous tutorial, Solved tasks for OOP in PHP lessons 22-23, we learned how to work with date and time in an object-oriented way. Today, we're going to introduce you to the ArrayAccess interface as well as cloning.
ArrayAccess
As you all already know, this is how arrays are dealt with in PHP:
$array['key'] = 'value';
However, PHP offers us a way to use what is known as the indexer (the square brackets) in our classes. We can access instances as arrays or just access them like we usually do. The indexer is particularly useful when
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In this tutorial, we're going to treat objects like arrays by implementing the ArrayAccess interface. We'll also teach you how to clone objects.
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