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I just saw the use of a backslash in a reference to a PHP object and was curious about it (I have never seen this before). What does it mean?
$mail = new SendGrid\Mail();
If you’re curious, here’s SendGrid’s documentation.
It’s because they’re using PHP namespaces. Namespaces are new as of PHP 5.3.