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<blockquote data-quote="AaidenX" data-source="post: 219892" data-attributes="member: 18868">First off, you must be thinking what OOP means,&nbsp;O - ObjectO - OrientedP - PHP&nbsp;So I think you got a rough idea, what it means.&nbsp;Let's start with a bit of code!&nbsp;[PHP]&lt;?php&nbsp;?&gt;[/PHP]&nbsp;Those are the opening and closing codes.&nbsp;[PHP]&lt;?php&nbsp;class Test //You may use anything instead of test.{// Methods and properties are entered here for this class!}?&gt;[/PHP]&nbsp;That is a basic structure of a class. We'll go ahead dumbing the variables.&nbsp;[PHP]&lt;?phpclass Test{&nbsp;}$obj = new Test;var_dump($obj);[/PHP]&nbsp;So if you execute this, you'll get this display.&nbsp;[PHP]object(Test)#1 (0) { }&nbsp; [/PHP]&nbsp;[PHP]&lt;?php&nbsp;class Test {&nbsp;}$obj = new Test;&nbsp;?&gt;[/PHP]&nbsp;So in that, we remove the line, var_dump($obj); to stop dumping the variable, we'll be using the echo function to do so.&nbsp;[PHP]&lt;?phpclass Test {&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public $prop1 = &quot;I can be anything you like!&quot;}$obj = new Test;[/PHP]&nbsp;So the above codes add that $prop1 variable which is public and now we'll be showing it in OOP method.&nbsp;[PHP]&lt;?phpclass Test {&nbsp; &nbsp; public $prop1 = &quot;I can be anything you like!&quot;}$obj = new Test;echo $obj-&gt;prop1[/PHP]&nbsp;So, if you execute it, your display would be:[PHP]I can be anything you like![/PHP]&nbsp;Give me a like/rep if you find this useful! I'll return like/rep as well! <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/emojione/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="AaidenX, post: 219892, member: 18868"] First off, you must be thinking what OOP means, O - Object O - Oriented P - PHP So I think you got a rough idea, what it means. Let's start with a bit of code! [PHP]<?php ?>[/PHP] Those are the opening and closing codes. [PHP]<?php class Test //You may use anything instead of test. { // Methods and properties are entered here for this class! } ?>[/PHP] That is a basic structure of a class. We'll go ahead dumbing the variables. [PHP]<?php class Test { } $obj = new Test; var_dump($obj); [/PHP] So if you execute this, you'll get this display. [PHP] object(Test)#1 (0) { } [/PHP] [PHP] <?php class Test { } $obj = new Test; ?>[/PHP] So in that, we remove the line, var_dump($obj); to stop dumping the variable, we'll be using the echo function to do so. [PHP] <?php class Test { public $prop1 = "I can be anything you like!" } $obj = new Test; [/PHP] So the above codes add that $prop1 variable which is public and now we'll be showing it in OOP method. [PHP] <?php class Test { public $prop1 = "I can be anything you like!" } $obj = new Test; echo $obj->prop1 [/PHP] So, if you execute it, your display would be: [PHP] I can be anything you like! [/PHP] Give me a like/rep if you find this useful! I'll return like/rep as well! :) [/QUOTE]

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