In PHP 8+, you can serialize arrays using the built-in `serialize()` function, which converts a PHP variable into a storable representation. Additionally, the new attributes and union types in PHP 8+ allow for more robust and flexible handling of data structures.
'John Doe',
'age' => 30,
'hobbies' => ['reading', 'travelling', 'coding']
];
// Serialize the array
$serializedArray = serialize($array);
// Output the serialized array
echo $serializedArray;
// Unserialize the array
$unserializedArray = unserialize($serializedArray);
// Output the unserialized array
print_r($unserializedArray);
?>
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