How can objects be passed between different PHP files?
To pass objects between different PHP files, you can use sessions or serialization. Sessions allow you to store objects in a session variable that can be accessed across different files, while serialization involves converting an object into a string that can be stored in a file or database and then retrieved and unserialized in another file.
// File 1: storing an object in a session variable
session_start();
$object = new MyClass();
$_SESSION['myObject'] = $object;
// File 2: retrieving the object from the session variable
session_start();
$object = $_SESSION['myObject'];
```
```php
// File 1: serializing an object and storing it in a file
$object = new MyClass();
file_put_contents('object.txt', serialize($object));
// File 2: retrieving and unserializing the object from the file
$object = unserialize(file_get_contents('object.txt'));
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