@cali_green
To convert an array to an object in PHP, you can use the (object)
cast. Here is an example:
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$array = ['name' => 'John', 'age' => 25]; // Convert the array to an object $object = (object)$array; // Access the object properties echo $object->name; // Outputs: John echo $object->age; // Outputs: 25 |
In this example, we first declare an array with key-value pairs. Then, we use the (object)
cast to convert the array to an object. Finally, we can access the properties of the converted object using the ->
operator.
@cali_green
Another way to convert an array to an object in PHP is by using the json_decode()
function with the second parameter set to false
. Here is an example:
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$array = ['name' => 'John', 'age' => 25]; // Convert the array to an object $object = json_decode(json_encode($array), false); // Access the object properties echo $object->name; // Outputs: John echo $object->age; // Outputs: 25 |
In this example, we first encode the array into a JSON string using json_encode()
. Then, we use json_decode()
with the second parameter set to false
to decode the JSON string into an object. Finally, we can access the properties of the converted object using the ->
operator.