Every object in the world has some properties associated with it. For example, an employee has properties id, first_name, last_name etc.,
How to define a property?
Use var keyword followed by $variable_name inside class definition.
Can I set a default value to a property?
Yes, you can do.
Example
class Employee{
var $id;
var $first_name;
var $last_name;
var $country='India';
}
Above snippet defines an Employee with following properties.
a. $id, $first_name and $last_name
b. $country with default value as 'India'.
How to define values to instance properties?
Step 1: Define instance/object from a class.
$emp1 = new Employee;
Step 2: Use the syntax ‘$object_name -> property_name’ to set value to instance properties.
$emp1 -> id = 1;
$emp1 -> first_name = 'Krishna';
$emp1 -> last_name = 'Gurram';
Can I define multiple instances/object from same class definition?
Yes, you can do.
Find the below working application.
instance_properties_demo.php
#!/usr/bin/php
<?php
function print_employee($emp){
echo "\nid : $emp->id\n";
echo "first_name : $emp->first_name\n";
echo "last_name : $emp->last_name\n";
echo "country : $emp->country\n";
}
class Employee{
var $id;
var $first_name;
var $last_name;
var $country='India';
}
$emp1 = new Employee;
$emp1 -> id = 1;
$emp1 -> first_name = 'Krishna';
$emp1 -> last_name = 'Gurram';
$emp2 = new Employee;
$emp2 -> id = 2;
$emp2 -> first_name = 'Gireesh';
$emp2 -> last_name = 'Amara';
$emp2 -> country = 'Australia';
print_employee($emp1);
print_employee($emp2);
?>
Output
$./instance_properties_demo.php
id : 1
first_name : Krishna
last_name : Gurram
country : India
id : 2
first_name : Gireesh
last_name : Amara
country : Australia
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