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I have some object like this :

object(stdClass)#188 (1) { ["0"]=> string(1) "1" }

How could I print that object value in php ?

Thank you.

Nicholas
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  • use var_dump()... – RJParikh Oct 28 '16 at 05:00
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    If you type that exact question into google. You get multiple answers.Here is the [first one](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11231638/get-values-stdclass-object-php) and it answers your question. – Luke Oct 28 '16 at 05:01

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Very short answer

var_dump($obj->{'0'});
Deep
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Try this, Best way for single value 

echo $objects->{"0"};

and for multiple values

foreach($objects as $val )
{
    echo $val;
}
Dave
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You have access to the internal content of the Object via: ->{"0"}. Assuming you want to use the variable or echo it out for some reasons, you can simply do:

 <?php echo $object->{"0"}; ?>
Poiz
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