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Welcome to the PHP Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Examples repository! This repository contains a collection of examples covering various topics in PHP OOP. Each topic is organized into separate folders for clarity and ease of understanding.
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Class and Object
- Basic class definition and object instantiation.
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Compare and Iterating Object Properties
- Examples demonstrating how to compare and iterate over object properties.
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Constructor and Destructor
- Understanding constructor and destructor methods in PHP classes.
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Dependency Injection
- Examples illustrating dependency injection principles in PHP.
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Design Patterns
- Implementation of common design patterns such as Singleton, Factory, and Observer.
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Encapsulation
- Encapsulation principles and usage of getters and setters.
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Exceptions
- Handling exceptions and creating custom exception classes.
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Hinting and Checking
- Type hinting in function/method parameters and type checking.
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Inheritance
- Extending classes and overriding methods.
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Interfaces and Abstract Classes
- Defining interfaces and implementing abstract classes.
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Iterators
- Implementing iterators for custom classes.
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Magic Methods
- Examples showcasing magic methods in PHP classes.
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Methods
- Various examples of methods within PHP classes.
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PHP Standard Recommendations (PSRs)
- Following PHP-FIG coding standards and best practices.
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Polymorphism
- Examples demonstrating polymorphism through interfaces and inheritance.
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Traits and Namespaces
- Usage of traits for code reuse and organizing classes within namespaces.
- Solutions to common OOP-related problems and challenges.
Contributions are welcome! If you have examples or improvements to existing examples, feel free to submit a pull request. Please ensure that your contributions adhere to PHP coding standards and include clear explanations.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
Feel free to customize this README as per your specific repository structure or additional details you want to include. Good luck with your PHP OOP learning journey!