You have a PHP script that is running out of memory when trying to read large files. You discover that the files are not being closed properly. What changes would you make to fix this issue?
- Ensure that fclose() is called after reading or processing each file to release resources and free up memory
- Increase the memory_limit setting in the php.ini configuration file
- Use the ini_set() function to increase the memory_limit within the script
- Use the unset() function to free up memory after reading or processing each file
To fix the memory issue, you would need to ensure that each file is properly closed using fclose() after reading or processing it. This will release the resources associated with the file and free up memory. By doing so, you prevent memory accumulation and mitigate the risk of running out of memory when working with large files.
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