Create an Instance:
In OOPs programming we need to instantiate each object. In the following example we create two classes A and B. To access variables of the class we should use self keyword following with double colon sign.
When we need to access the variables of a class from an object we use -> operator sign. To instantiate an object we need to use new operator as:
object-name=new class-name();
Following example is based on these concept, go through the example and run it on your computer, you will come to know how it works:
How to Create PHP Instance with Example:
<?php
class
A{
public static
$one;public function
set($one){self
::$one=$one;}
public function
get(){echo
"Value of variable is:".self::$one;}}
class
B{
public function
disp(){echo
"<br/>Inside Class B";}}
$a
=new A();$a
->set(12);$a
->get();$class
='B';$a
=new $class();$a
->disp();?>
Output:
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