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Enforcing Object Types in PHP: Filtering Input Objects in PHP 4
When you are writing an object-based web application in PHP, you want to prevent your classes from being convoluted with input objects of the incorrect type. These input objects can cause the application to throw a fatal error. In this article, you will learn how to enforce object types in PHP 4.
Read the full article here: Enforcing Object Types in PHP: Filtering Input Objects in PHP 4 For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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