class Category { private $name; private $description; private $items = []; public function __construct($name, $description) { $this->name = $name; $this->description = $description; } public function addItem($item) { array_push($this->items, $item); } public function getItems() { return $this->items; } } $category = new Category("Electronics", "Electronic devices"); $category->addItem("Desktop computer"); $category->addItem("Laptop"); $category->addItem("Smartphone"); foreach ($category->getItems() as $item) { echo $item . "In this example, we create a Category class with properties for the category name, a description, and an array to store items in that category. We then create a new category object and add three items to it using the `addItem` method. Finally, we iterate over the items in the category and print each one to the screen. The PHP Category model is a commonly used part of many PHP frameworks, including Laravel and Symfony. Many package libraries are also available that provide additional functionality for implementing the PHP Category model, such as the Category Tree library for creating hierarchical categories or the Category Bundle for Symfony that provides database-backed categories.
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