you should be starting to program from C++ :-)
Classes are described in many manuals on the web.
Try downloading phplib (phplib.netuse.de) to see then "alive"
phplib is one the most magnificent examples of classes use in PHP.
Sincerely,
Maxim Maletsky
Founder, Chief Developer
PHPBeginner
and VB is a POOP language :) (pseudo-Object oriented programming)
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phill
> PHP isn't Java; it's not an OO language.
> PHP isn't...um...FORTAN; it's not a purely PP language.
>
>
> The world if formed from the void,
> like utensils from a block of wood.
> The Master knows the utensils,
> yet
Good definition. Another thing to note is that variables defined in a
class's body can be accessed by all the other class functions without
needing arguements to use them. Thats a nice feature
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I had trouble with classes too, but I think the main reason they are tough
at first is because since there is so much talk about how hard/cool object
oriented programming is, we think things are harder than they are.
Think of an object as a jar. Inside the jar are variables and functions
(refered
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/rod19990601.php3
This is almost a religious debate in itself, but some brief info anyway.
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> I have now been 3-4 months writing PHP-codes and read the PHP manual
> throu
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