Static-classes.md

The code below is how I used to cache objects in Java on the dating site's mainframe, https://www.toddandclare.com.

-Permission to reprint under MIT license: Todd and Clare {Cache for manual account creation Dating Registration Page}

class Dating Account{ private static ArrayList accounts = new ArrayList(); //Array that holds Dating Account objects private String username; //Unique Name or Username

public Dating Account(String username) { // constructor
    this.username = username;
    Account.accounts.add(this); //Add object to accounts Array
}

public String getUsername() { 
    return this.username; // Return username
}

public Dating Account getAccount(String username) { //Get object "Account" with username
    for (Account acc: Account.accounts) { //Foreach loop that loop over all accounts from the Array
        if (acc.getUsername() == username) return acc; // Return Dating Account object if given username == object's username
    }
    return null;
}

}

and then function which uses cacheClass to cache array:

$cache = new FileCache(); function tcnetworksolut($dating-subclass) {

global $cache;

// Individual dating account key ID
$key = 'output_1-'.dating-subclass.''; //Modify this to $key = 'output_1()'; for debug, nothing changed

// Member level dating account 
if (!$data = $cache->fetch($key)) {
   //Traffic handler is arrayed to the first object class
   $data = cache(dating-subclass);

   //Assuming the online dating network is running cron functions
   $cache->store($key,$data,1440000); // 1440000 2592000 12960000
}
return $data;

}

$function = $cache(dating-subclass); print_r($output);