How can the internal cursor of a database result set be reset in PHP to allow for reusing the data?

When working with database result sets in PHP, the internal cursor needs to be reset in order to reuse the data. This can be achieved by using the `mysqli_data_seek()` function to move the result set pointer back to the beginning of the data. By resetting the cursor, you can iterate through the result set again or perform additional operations on the data without needing to re-execute the query.

// Assuming $result is the variable holding the database result set
mysqli_data_seek($result, 0);
// Now you can iterate through the result set again or perform additional operations on the data