Syntax:void ArrayObject::unserialize (string $serialized)
Parameters:This function takes one parameter,
$serialized,which contains a serialized ArrayObject.
Return value:This function returns an unserialized ArrayObject.The following program illustrates the ArrayObject::unserialize() function in PHP:
Program :
// PHP illustration program
// ArrayObject::unserialize() function
// Declare associative array $arr = array ( "a" = > "Welcome" , "b" = > "to" , "c" = > "GeeksforGeeks");
// Create array object $arrObject = new ArrayObject ( $arr );
// Using the ArrayObject::serialize() function $serialize1 = serialize ( $arrObject );
// Using the ArrayObject::unserialize() function $serialize2 = unserialize ( $serialize1 );
// Show result var_dump ( $serialize1 ); var_dump ( $serialize2 );
?> Exit:string (113 ) "C: 11:" ArrayObject ": 89: {x: i: 0; a: 3: {s: 1:" a "; s: 7:" Welcome "; s: 1:" b "; s: 2: "to"; s: 1: "c"; s: 13: "GeeksforGeeks";}; m: a: 0: {}} "object (ArrayObject) # 2 (1) {[" storage ":" ArrayObject ": private] = > array (3) {["a"] = > string (7) "Welcome" ["b"] = > string (2) "to" ["c"] = > string (13) "GeeksforGeeks"}} Link: https : //www.php.net/manual/en/arrayobject.unserialize.php
