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· November 23, 2020 · ⋆ PHP I’ll give a small overview of the feature and link it to the full article at the bottom of each feature.

In its most simple form, an attribute in PHP can be applied using #[attr] syntax. So, if you want to apply an attribute to a class, for instance, you can do it like so.

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