Object Serialization

Syntax

serialize($object)
unserialize($object)

Remarks

All PHP types except for resources are serializable. Resources are a unique variable type that reference “external” sources, such as database connections.

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Object serialization:

*Object Serialization

*Serialize Unserialize

*The Serializable interface

Table Of Contents

0Getting started

3Functional programming

5Autoloading primer

6Exception handling and error reporting

7Working with dates and time

11Classes and objects

12Password hashing

13Output buffering

18Dependency injection

20Regular expressions

24Composer dependency manager

25Magic methods

26Alternative syntax for control structures

27File handling

28Magic constants

30Multi-threading extension

31Filters, filter functions

37Object serialization

39Contributing to PHP Manual

40String parsing

42Control structures

43Serialization

45Reading request data

46Type juggling and non-strict comparison issues

49Command Line Interface CLI

52Superglobal variables

54Variable scope

56Compilation errors and warning

57Installing PHP on Windows

58DateTime class

59Headers manipulation

61Common Errors

62Installing on Linux / Unix

63Contributing to PHP Core

64Coding conventions

65Using MongoDB

66Asynchronous programming

68Unicode Support

70Create PDF files

71Hot to detect client IP address

73Image processing with GD

74Multiprocessing

76Machine learning

79Array iteration

84Outputting the value of a variable

85String formatting

86Compile PHP extensions

88Manipulating an array

89Executing upon an array

90Processing multiple arrays together

91SPL data structures

97HTTP Authentication

99BC Math Binary Calculator

100Docker deployment

103Design patterns

104Secure remember me

106PHP built-in server

107How to break down an URL

108PSR

109Contributors