class test {
public $isNew;
public function isNew(){}
}
$ins = new test();
$ins->isNew
Here,how does php parse $ins->isNew?
class test { public $isNew; public function isNew(){} } $ins = new test(); $ins->isNew
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class test {
public $isNew;
public function isNew(){}
}
$ins = new test();
$ins->isNew
Here,how does php parse $ins->isNew?
PHP is not a functional programming language where functions are also data. So
$ins->isNewwouldn’t be ambiguous to either refer to the methodisNewor the attributeisNew.$ins->isNewis always an attribute and$ins->isNew()a method call.