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i’ve just seen this strange thing in a tutorial, but cannot figure out what this “Comment” within the variables-brackets stands for. Do you know ?
public function addComment(Comment $comment) { ..... }
cheers
That means the argument must be an object of the class
Comment. If an argument which is not aCommentobject is passed in, PHP will raise an error.This feature is called “type hinting“.