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Uploaded by on Jul 4, 2010

Static functions and variables.

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  • hey, please use white backgrounds again, its better to watch. great tutorials so far. hope the next one is coming soon. go on, I just started out to learn OOP in php and your tutorials help very well.

  • @Peddingstenjau

    Sorry about the background in this video... That was my bad. I only realised after recording how bad it looked, but I uploaded it anyway. I might redo it sometime.

    I have no "plans" for any new tutorials at the minute... But all the nice comments on my videos make me think I should probably make some more lol, so who knows, maybe I will start again in the next few weeks. :D

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  • Please redo this video again.

    Netbeans IDE looks better than Notepad++.

    I like these videos. Thank You very much.

  • @saburius I agree

  • Its a shame that all the people on YouTube that actually can make good and easily understandable tutorials just vanish after a while.

  • Thank you for this tutorial! I liked it. I learned why we should use:

    StaticClass::$Text instead of $StaticClass -> Text

  • These were really nice videos. You explained everything pretty well. It's a shame there aren't any more because I enjoyed them, and even if you decide to make more i'll with any hope be comfortable with OOP. Thanks though!

  • helped me to get my php oop learning started

  • @MrRaheelAhmad4UTube Static method doesn't require an instance (and may return one instead) and is more or less like a global function except for it is put in class' namespace (and therefore avoid collisions with other functions) and has access to class' private members.

    So, use it whenever you're interested in these properties of the function.

  • I am waiting for [PHP] OOP Tutorial #8

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