It is NOT a problem and definitely NOT AN ERROR
It is just that XDEBUG (a VERY useful tool) grabs the `var_dump()` and outputs the SAME - CORRECT - DATA but in a slightly different format. It just adds the file name of where the var_dump() was run to the output, AGAIN .. Very Useful if you have a number of scripts all interacting and all of which you have added a var_dump() to in order to track down a nasty little bug
In short, reinstate XDEBUG and say hello to the slightly different output of a var_dump while it is enabled.
Then find an IDE like netbeans for example and read up on how to get PHP code to be dynamically debuggable like you were using VB or C# or almost any other language nowadays
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