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Deep down in the heart of PHP, an object isn't really all that different from an array - an object has pointers to the functions of its class, sure, but otherwise it just stores variables. As a result, we can treat an object as an array with the foreach loop, and it will iterate through each of the variables inside that object - as long as they are accessible. That is, private and protected variables will not be accessible in the general scope. Take a look at this script:

Save that script as arrayobject.php and try running it. Your output should be this:

Note that the $Password variable is nowhere in sight, because it is marked Private and we're trying to access it from the global scope. If we re-jig the script a little so that the foreach loop is called by the object, we should be able to see the variable:

Now the output is this:

Now that it's the object itself looping through its variables, we can see private variables just fine. Looping through objects this way is a great way to hand-write serialization functions - just remember to put the function inside the object, otherwise private and protected data will get ignored!