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Object Oriented Programming with

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The purpose of this PHP presentation is to explain Object Oriented PHP in brief.

This PHP presentation can help a PHP programmer in understanding the terms and terminologies used in practical object oriented PHP.

Frameworks of PHP like CodeIgniter, CakePHP, Symphony, Zend etc are MVC based and knowledge of Object Oriented PHP will help in understanding all them.

PHP Presentation’s Purpose




Topics to be Covered Basics of OOP in PHP Object & Classes in OOP Magic Function in PHP OOP Inheritance (Extending a class) Visibility (public, private, protected) Abstract Classes in PHP Static Methods and properties in PHP Interfaces in PHP Explaining PHP Class Functions Describing Autoload in PHP




PHP is a scripting language Specially a Procedural Programming Not a true OO Programming It supports few OO features Full OOP Support added as of PHP5

Concept and Basics of PHP

What is OOP It is Object Oriented Programming method

of coding. Allow developer to group multiple similar

tasks into classes. The main aim of OOP is to not repeat the

similar code again and again. With OOP, it is easy to maintain the

structure of application and organizing the data

OOP provide simplicity to the complex applications code.




Code organization and maintainability Add clarity Reduce complexity Simple rules allow complex interactions Emphasizes data over procedure Code modularity or refactoring Code reusability Well-suited for databases

Why is OOP Useful in PHP?

It depends My PHP OOP rule of thumb

◦ For a simple site, OOP adds unnecessary complexity

◦ For a complex site, OOP adds necessary simplicity

Do You Need OOP?

Classes & Objects in PHP Concept of classes & objects can be explained with these two images:

A class, for example, is like a blueprint for a house. It defines the shape of the house on paper, with relationships between the different parts of the house clearly defined and planned out, even though the house doesn't exist.

An object, then, is like the actual house built according to that blueprint. The data stored in the object is like the wood, wires, and concrete that compose the house: without being assembled according to the blueprint, it's just a pile of stuff. However, when it all comes together, it becomes an organized, useful house.




Classes & Objects in PHP

In PHP class is created using class keyword as shown in the following example

class myOwnClass{ //variables of the class var $variable1; var $variable2;

//Function of class function mergeVariable() { return $this->variable1 . $this->variable2; }}




Classes & Objects in PHP

There is no use of classes without objects. Object is representative of your class. If created a class then you must need to create object of the class to solve your problem using class. You can create object of your class by using new keyword.

$objClass = new myClass();

Now in above code you are creating object of class myClass in variable $objClass. You can create multiple object of your same class. Every object is different from other.

$objClass1 = new myClass();$objClass2 = new myClass();




Magic Functions in PHP OOP Magic methods in php are some predefined function by php compiler which executes on some event. Magic methods starts with prefix __, for example __call, __get, __set.

List of Magic Functions in PHP

__construct

This magic methods is called when someone create object of your class. Usually this is used for creating constructor in php5.

__destruct This magic method is called when object of your class is unset. This is just opposite of __construct.




Magic Functions in PHP OOP

__get

This method called when your object attempt to read property or variable of the class which is inaccessible or unavailable.

__set

This method called when object of your class attempts to set value of the property which is really inaccessible or unavailable in your class.

__isset

This magic methods trigger when isset() function is applied on any property of the class which is inaccessible or unavailable.

__unset

__unset is something opposite of isset method. This method triggers when unset() function called on inaccessible or unavailable property of the class.




Magic Functions in PHP OOP

__call

__call magic method trigger when you are attempting to call method or function of the class which is either inaccessible or unavailable.

__callstatic__callstatic execture when inaccessible or unavailable method is in static context.

__sleep __sleep methods trigger when you are going to serialize your class object.

__wakeup __wakeup executes when you are un serializing any class object.




There are 3 type of visibility available in PHP for controlling your property or method.

Public: Public method or variable can be accessible from anywhere. I mean from inside the class, out side the class and in child(will discuss in next chapter) class also.

Private: Method or property with private visibility can only be accessible inside the class. You can not access private method or variable from outside of your class.

Protected: Method or variable with protected visibility can only be access in the derived class. Or in other word in child class. Protected will be used in the process of inheritance.

Visibility in PHP




The abstract classes and methods are used to create a model of minimum required methods which must be defined in normal sub-classes derived from an abstract class (with extends).

An abstract class is created with the abstract keyword.

An abstract class cannot be instantiated, can only be inherited by other sub-classes extended from it.

The abstract methods are declared with the abstract keyword, and cannot have an implementation, they simply declare the method's signature. abstract public function method Name($arguments);

Abstract Classes in PHP




In this example is created an abstract class with a property ($name), an abstract method ( greetName() ) and a normal method ( setName() ).

<?php // AbstractClass class abstract class AbstractClass { protected $name;

// declare an abstract method abstract public function greetName($greet);

// define a normal method public function setName($name) { $this->name = $name; // sets the value of $name property } } ?>

Abstract Classes in PHP

Static methods and properties in php is very useful feature.

Static methods and properties in php can directly accessible without creating object of class.

Your php class will be static class if your all methods and properties of the class is static.

Static Methods and Properties in PHP will be treated as public if no visibility is defined.

Static properties of class is a property which is directly accessible from class with the help of ::(scope resolution operator). You can declare static property using static keyword.

Static Methods & Properties in PHP




You can define a common structure for your classes using interfaces.

An Interface is like a template similar to abstract classwith a difference where it uses only abstract methods.

In simple words, an interface is like a class usinginterface keyword and contains only functiondeclarations(function with no body).

An Interface should be implemented in the class and all themethods or functions should be overridden in this class.

It is the place where we can define the function.When a class use that interface in that class the total function body part will describe.after that we can call that function in other class and we are get result.

Interfaces in PHP




Example of interface:

interface InterfaceName{ function fun1(); function fun2(a,b); }

class ClassName implements InterfaceName{ fuction fun1(){ function implementation....... } fuction fun2(a,b){ function implementation....... }}

Interfaces in PHP




For abstract class a method must be declared as abstract. Abstract methods doesn’t have any implementation.

The Abstract methods can declare with Access modifiers like public, internal, protected. When implementing in subclass these methods must be defined with the same (or a less restricted) visibility.

Abstract class can contain variables and concrete methods.

A class can Inherit only one Abstract class and Multiple inheritance is not possible for Abstract class.

Differences between an Abstract Class and an Interface in PHP

For interface all the methods by default are abstract methods only. So one cannot declare variables or concrete methods in interfaces.

All methods declared in an interface must be public.

Interfaces cannot contain variables and concrete methods except constants.

A class can implement many interfaces and Multiple interface inheritance is possible.




PHP has available several class functions to help you through the OOP mine field. get_declared_interfaces() class_exists() get_class() get_declared_classes() Each of these is shown here beginning with the

get_declared_interfaces().

PHP Class Functions in PHP




get_declared_interfaces()

following function provides an array of all the available declared interfaces. <?php

interface fax{ public function dial(); public function send(); public function recieve();}

interface printer{ public function printBlack(); public function printColor(); public function printDraft(); public function kick();}

/*** our interface implementation ***/class printerFax implements fax, printer{ public function dial(){ } public function send(){ } public function recieve(){ }

public function printBlack(){ } public function printColor(){ } public function printDraft(){ } public function kick(){ }

}

/*** create and printerfax object ***/ $object = new printerFax; /*** get the declared interfaces ***/ foreach(get_declared_interfaces() as $key=>$interface) { echo $key.' => '.$interface.' '; }?>

get_class() class_exists() get_declared_classes

Other Functions in PHP

<?php/*** a pretend class ***/class fax{ public function dial(){ } public function send(){ } public function recieve(){ }}

/*** another pretend class ***/class printer{ public function printBlack(){ } public function printColor(){ } public function printDraft(){ } public function kick(){ }}

/*** create an instance of the fax class ***/$foo = new fax;

/*** create an instance of the printer class ***/$bar = new printer;

echo '$foo is from the ' get_class($foo).' class ';echo class_exists("printer").' ';echo 'Declared classes are: ';foreach(get_declared_classes() as $key=>$classname) { echo $key.' -> '.$classname.' '; }?>

Other Functions in PHP

Many developers writing object-oriented applications create one PHP source file per class definition. One of the biggest annoyances is having to write a long list of needed includes at the beginning of each script (one for each class).

In PHP 5, this is no longer necessary. You may define an __autoload() function which is automatically called in case you are trying to use a class/interface which hasn't been defined yet. By calling this function the scripting engine is given a last chance to load the class before PHP fails with an error.

Autoload in PHP


http://in2.php.net/manual/en/function.autoload.php





<?php

/*** include our class definitions ***/include('classes/vehicle.class.php');

include('classes/motorcycle.class.php');

include('classes/printer.class.php');

include('classes/printer.class.php');

/*** instantiate a new vehicle class object ***/$vehicle = new vehicle;

*** instantiate a new motorcycle class object ***/$bike = new motorcycle;

*** instantiate a new printer class object ***/$printer = new printer;

*** instantiate a new fax class object ***/$fax = new fax;

?>

Autoload in PHP

With __autoload() the above code can be reduce to following

<?php/*** Autoload class files ***/function __autoload($class){ require('classes/' . strtolower($class) . '.class.php');}

/*** instantiate a new vehicle class object ***/$vehicle = new vehicle;

/*** instantiate a new motorcycle class object ***/$bike = new motorcycle;

/*** instantiate a new printer class object ***/$printer = new printer;

/*** instantiate a new fax class object ***/$fax = new fax;

?>

Autoload in PHP

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