Method `testIncorrectNestedType` is missing a return type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a return type hint to method `testIncorrectNestedType`.

Parameter `$args` is missing a type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a type hint to parameter `$args`.

Function `sequence` is missing a return type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a return type hint to function `sequence`.

Avoid assignments in conditions. Assigning a value within a condition can lead to unexpected behavior and make the code harder to read and understand. It's easy to confuse assignment (`=`) with comparison (`==`) in this context. ensure you're using the correct operator.

Arrow function is missing a return type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a return type hint to the arrow function.

Arrow function is missing a return type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a return type hint to the arrow function.

Arrow function is missing a return type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a return type hint to the arrow function.

Arrow function is missing a return type hint. Type hints improve code readability and help prevent type-related errors. Help: Consider adding a return type hint to the arrow function.

Avoid using multiple assignments in a single statement. Multiple assignments in a single statement can be confusing and lead to unexpected behavior. Help: Did you mean `$i = ($v == null)` instead? Ensure the intended logic is clear.

Avoid using multiple assignments in a single statement. Multiple assignments in a single statement can be confusing and lead to unexpected behavior. Help: Did you mean `$i = ($v == null)` instead? Ensure the intended logic is clear.

interface name `Equable` should be suffixed with `Interface`. The interface name `Equable` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `EquableInterface` to adhere to the naming convention.

Abstract class name `Type` should be prefixed with `Abstract`. The abstract class name `Type` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `AbstractType` to adhere to the naming convention.

Function name `testsPurity` should be in snake case. The function name `testsPurity` does not follow snake naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `tests_purity` to adhere to the naming convention.

Loop body is empty Help: Consider removing this loop or adding meaningful logic to its body.

Abstract class name `Base64` should be prefixed with `Abstract`. The abstract class name `Base64` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `AbstractBase64` to adhere to the naming convention.

Abstract class name `GenericTypeBench` should be prefixed with `Abstract`. The abstract class name `GenericTypeBench` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `AbstractGenericTypeBench` to adhere to the naming convention.

Abstract class name `Exception` should be prefixed with `Abstract`. The abstract class name `Exception` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `AbstractException` to adhere to the naming convention.

interface name `Comparable` should be suffixed with `Interface`. The interface name `Comparable` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `ComparableInterface` to adhere to the naming convention.

Abstract class name `Size` should be prefixed with `Abstract`. The abstract class name `Size` does not follow PSR naming convention. Help: Consider renaming it to `AbstractSize` to adhere to the naming convention.