/** * Class for managing user accounts * * @package UserAccounts * @author John Doe * @link https://example.com/docs/UserAccounts.html */ class UserAccounts { // class methods and properties here }
/** * Returns the sum of two numbers * * @param integer $num1 First number to add * @param integer $num2 Second number to add * @return integer The sum of $num1 and $num2 */ function addNumbers($num1, $num2) { return $num1 + $num2; }In this example, the linker comment block provides documentation for the addNumbers() function. The @param tags indicate the expected parameters and their data types, while the @return tag specifies the return type of the function. Package/Library: Although linker comment block can be used in any PHP code, it is often used in conjunction with a package or library that provides a set of reusable code for other developers. In the examples above, the @package tag indicates that the code is part of a larger library or package, although the specific library or package is not mentioned.