PHP Classes Tutorial 1

[keyzoner]

Why do you use square bracket operator to declare associative array variables?

The [] operator is used to access variables values.

[braaaaaaaaun]

@keyzoner lol i made this so long ago i didn't know how to define arrays that way

[keyzoner]

@keyzoner ok, 'cause [#index] an associative array variables doesn't seem to work in my php version,

accessible php class screencast: access modifiers & mutator/accessor well explained.

kweel

[HEyTHeReSpORtSFaN]

this could have been good, but the voice audio is poor quality - plus the music really doesn't help things

[ensayofr]

@HEyTHeReSpORtSFaN plus the image is even worse...

[Micutzuscenarist]

a stupid tutorial

[llieske]

nice tutorial man, thanks.. nevermind the haters, they can go somewhere else if they don't like it!!

[llieske]

What were you filming this at a massage parlor? lmfao

[Osteele]

Kill the background music and try improving the video quality. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

[didco]

get to the point, man... with that shitty music in the background you did one big shit!

[zekarkovacs]

nice share

[termanater13]

@braaaaaaaaun What program are you using in this video for the php coding.

[braaaaaaaaun]

@termanater13 It's called NetBeans IDE 6.9...

[kayele]

Cool. Make more on classes please. I need help. 

[braaaaaaaaun]

@kayele have you checked out:

PHP Classes Tutorial 2 ?

it's an extension of this tutorial...

[kayele]

@braaaaaaaaun

Not yet. i did notice it though. I'm so used to writing methods, it's like i have to break a wall down just to start thinking in a different way. I know classes are important, especially for a project i'm working on at work.

[braaaaaaaaun]

@kayele yes they are very important and very powerful. if you understand scope resolution, inheritance, and polymorphism then class construction will become the framework to your application.