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Asked: 2026-05-15T14:27:44+00:00

I’ve seen something like this: echo ($hello->somethingA->somethingB); What does this mean? I will try

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I’ve seen something like this:

echo ($hello->somethingA->somethingB);

What does this mean?

I will try to make my question more clear:

When we have $domain->something; (we are accessing something PROPERTY of $domain OBJECT. precise?

When we have $domain->something->run(); we are telling our something PROPERTY of $DOMAIN OBJECT to access run() METHOD. precise?

So what are we telling with: echo ($hello->somethingA->somethingB); ? Accessing some properties property? Does this makes sense?

Thanks in advance,
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  1. Editorial Team

    Yes, you are accessing a property’s property. Apparently, $hello is an object with a property named $somethingA. That property is an object that has a property named $somethingB. $somethingB is apparently a string or some other type that can be echoed out.

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