Objects are instances of a class.So the process of instantiating the class provides an object.We can create unlimited times of objects with a class.
When we are creating an object... that is instantiating a class starts with a keyword of 'new'.
Example:
<?php include("myclass.php"); ?>
<head>
<!-- head contents -->
</head>
<body>
<?php
$pen=new pencilbox();
?>
</body>
Explanation:
When we are creating an object... that is instantiating a class starts with a keyword of 'new'.
Example:
<?php include("myclass.php"); ?>
<head>
<!-- head contents -->
</head>
<body>
<?php
$pen=new pencilbox();
?>
</body>
Explanation:
- First include the class file
- Then call instantiating function where you need it in the program....
- Here $pen is the object instantiated from the class pencilbox().
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