How can you enforce caching of PHP code in a reliable manner?

One way to enforce caching of PHP code in a reliable manner is to use a caching mechanism like APC (Alternative PHP Cache) or Memcached. These tools can store compiled PHP code in memory, reducing the need to recompile the code on each request and improving performance. 

// Example using APC for caching PHP code
if (extension_loaded('apc')) {
    $cacheKey = 'cached_php_code';
    
    if (!apc_exists($cacheKey)) {
        // Your PHP code to cache goes here
        $cachedCode = '<?php echo "Hello, World!"; ?>';
        
        apc_store($cacheKey, $cachedCode);
    }
    
    include apc_fetch($cacheKey);
} else {
    // APC extension is not available, handle the caching fallback
}

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