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The difference between php var_export and var_dump output_PHP tutorial

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Problem Found
When tracking yratings_get_targets,
error_log(var_export(yblog_mspconfiginit("ratings"),true)); always prints out yblog_mspconfiginit( "ratings") returns NULL

As a result, I thought that the connection to the DB could not be established, and I went on the wrong path for a day.
Finally I discovered that this is one of the differences between var_export and var_dump

This is:
Cause of the problem
var_export must return legal php code, that is to say, the code returned by var_export can be directly assigned as php code a variable. And this variable will get the same type of value as var_export

However, when the variable type is resource, it cannot be copied simply. Therefore, when the variable of var_export is of resource type, var_export will return NULL

Example
$res = yblog_mspconfiginit("ratings");
var_dump($res);
var_export($res); Result:

resource(1) of type (yahoo_yblog)
NULL Another example:

$res = fopen('status.html', 'r');
var_dump($res);
var_export($res); Result:

resource(2) of type (stream)
NULL

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