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POO en PHP

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Lessons no : 26

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Understand PHP object-oriented programming principles including classes and objects for effective code reuse and organization
  • Create and implement PHP classes and objects to model real-world entities like Fruit and other items
  • Apply encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in PHP to develop scalable and maintainable applications
  • Utilize PHP constructors, destructors, and methods to manage object lifecycle and behavior
  • Implement class inheritance and interfaces to enhance code flexibility and reusability in PHP projects
  • Use PHP visibility keywords (public, private, protected) to control access to class properties and methods
  • Debug and troubleshoot PHP OOP code to ensure robust and error-free object-oriented applications
  • Design PHP classes with proper attributes and methods to accurately represent real-world objects like Fruit
  • Leverage PHP OOP concepts to develop modular, extendable, and efficient web applications
  • Integrate PHP classes and objects with databases to create dynamic, data-driven websites

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