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What does "->" mean in PHP syntax?

In PHP syntax, "->" is used to access methods and properties of an object. It is known as the object operator and is used to call a method or access a...

What is the correct syntax for adding a new variable to an object in PHP?

To add a new variable to an object in PHP, you can simply use the arrow operator (->) to access the object's properties and assign a value to a new va...

What is the significance of the error message "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '->' (T_OBJECT_OPERATOR)" in PHP?

The error message "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '->' (T_OBJECT_OPERATOR)" in PHP indicates that there is a syntax error related to the object...

What are the potential pitfalls of trying to access object properties in PHP when the data is actually an array?

When trying to access object properties in PHP, it's important to remember that if the data is actually an array, attempting to access properties usin...

What error message might occur if the object operator is not used correctly in PHP?

If the object operator (->) is not used correctly in PHP, you may encounter an error message such as "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '->'". Thi...

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