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Informations about the package iterable

Iterable\Iterator

In other languages, like Java, you can use Collections that allows only one type. In TypeScript, for example we can do the following:

Unfortunatelly, PHP doesn't have this kind of thing, that's why I created this abstract class

Installing

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Usage

In order to achieve a Collection that allows only one type in PHP, we have to create a class. In the following example, I'm creating a Collection Class extending the Iterable\Iterator abstract class

Creating a Collection Class

With the above code we achieved two things:

  1. We have a collection that only allows DateTime Objects.
  2. We can iterate over our Collection as we do in an array. See the following example:

Contributing

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