{
echo $type . " Թռավ " . $this->wingLenght . " մետրանոց թեվերով<br>";
}
}
class MarinAnimal extends Animal
{
public $volume;
public function swim()
{
echo $type . " Լողաց";
}
}
/*
$dog = new Animal("Շուն",25);
echo "<pre>";
var_dump($dog);
echo "</pre>";
$dog->breath();
$dog->eath();
*/
$kalibri = new Bird("Կալիբլի", 25);
$kalibri->wingLenght = 0.25;
$kalibri->breath();
$kalibri->eath();
$kalibri->fly();
$dolpin = new MarinAnimal("Դելֆին", 10);
$dolpin->volume = 1000;
$dolpin->breath();
$dolpin->eath();
$dolpin->swim();
//store the object in a PHP variable
$myObject = new MyClass();
</code></pre>
<h4>OOP Basics: Using an Object</h4>
<p>After an object is instantiated, you have access to any of its public behaviors or properties using the <code>-></code> operator.</p>
<pre><code>//instantiate an object from the class
$myObject = new MyClass();
//run the doSomething() function
// using the -> operator
$myObject->doSomething();
</code></pre>
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<?php
//define a class
class Bird
{
function fly()
{
echo "<p>Flap flap!</p>";
}
}
//instantiate an object
echo "<h3>Instantiate a new Object</h3>";
$aBird = new Bird();
//run an object's public function
echo "<h3>Run a function</h3>";
$aBird->fly();
?>
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