entries, $entry); } public function getEntries() { return $this->entries; } } // Create a new journal $journal = new Journal(); // Add some entries to the journal $journal->addEntry("Hello world!"); $journal->addEntry("This is my first entry."); // Retrieve the entries using the "getJournal" request if ($_GET['request'] == 'getJournal') { $entries = $journal->getEntries(); foreach ($entries as $entry) { echo $entry . "In this example, a class called "Journal" is created with functions to add new entries and retrieve existing entries. The entries are stored in an array in the Journal class. When the "getJournal" request is received via a URL parameter ($_GET['request']), the entries in the journal are retrieved and printed to the screen. It is difficult to determine the specific package or library being used in this code snippet, as it is mostly written in raw PHP. However, it is possible that the developer may be using a framework such as Laravel or Symfony to handle HTTP requests and routing.
"; } } ?>