class Person{
var $name = "Omer";
function get_name(){
return $this->name;//Why not $this->$name ?
}
}
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class Person{ var $name = Omer; function get_name(){ return $this->name;//Why not $this->$name ? }
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class Person{
var $name = "Omer";
function get_name(){
return $this->name;//Why not $this->$name ?
}
}
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If you use
$this->$nameit will actually look for a property in$thiswith the name of whatever$nameis equal to. So, in your example,$this->$namewould look for$this->Omer.