Category: PHP OOP Tutorials

PHP Iterables 0

PHP Iterables

🔁 PHP Iterables In PHP, iterable means anything that can be looped using foreach. PHP introduced the iterable type (PHP 7.1+) to accept: ✔ Arrays✔ Traversable Objects (Iterator, Generator, etc.) If a variable can...

PHP Namespaces 0

PHP Namespaces

🌐 PHP Namespaces (For Beginners) A namespace is like a folder for your PHP classes/functions/constants. Namespaces prevent naming conflicts when multiple classes have the same name. 🟦 Why Do We Need Namespaces? Imagine two...

PHP OOP Static Properties 0

PHP OOP Static Properties

🧲 PHP OOP – Static Properties A static property belongs to the class, not to individual objects. ✔ Shared by all objects✔ Accessed using ClassName::$property✔ Declared with static keyword 🟦 1️⃣ Basic Static Property...

PHP OOP Static Methods 0

PHP OOP Static Methods

⚡ PHP OOP – Static Methods A static method belongs to the class, NOT the object. ✔ You can call it without creating an object✔ Use the keyword static✔ Access using ClassName::methodName() 🟦 1️⃣...

PHP OOP Traits 0

PHP OOP Traits

🧩 PHP OOP – Traits Traits allow you to reuse code across multiple classes.They solve a major limitation in PHP: PHP does NOT support multiple inheritance(a class cannot extend more than one parent class)...

PHP OOP Interfaces 0

PHP OOP Interfaces

🔌 PHP OOP – Interfaces An interface is like a pure blueprint.It only contains method declarations, not method bodies. A class that implements an interface must define all its methods. 🟦 What Interfaces Do?...

PHP OOP Abstract Classes 0

PHP OOP Abstract Classes

 PHP OOP – Abstract Classes An abstract class is a class that cannot be instantiated (you cannot create objects from it).It is used as a base/blueprint for other classes. 🔥 Key Points About Abstract...

PHP OOP Class Constants 0

PHP OOP Class Constants

🧊 PHP OOP – Class Constants A class constant is a value inside a class that never changes. You define it using the keyword:

  🔷 1. Basic Class Constant Example

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PHP OOP Inheritance 0

PHP OOP Inheritance

PHP OOP – Inheritance Inheritance allows a class (child) to take properties and methods from another class (parent). Parent class = Base class (super class) Child class = Derived class (sub class) 🔥 Why...

PHP OOP Access Modifiers 0

PHP OOP Access Modifiers

🔐 PHP OOP – Access Modifiers (public, private, protected) Access modifiers control the visibility of properties and methods in a class. 🔥 1. Types of Access Modifiers in PHP Modifier Accessible Inside Class Accessible...