DevShed: Protecting PHP 5 Class Data with Member Visibility

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Thu, 05/22/2008 - 09:37

In this new tutorial posted to DevShed, they take a look at working with classes in PHP5, specifically using the keywords for "member visibility" to make your classes a bit more structured.

The previous concept can also be applied successfully when it comes to defining the visibility of properties and methods in PHP classes.

[...] Using the jargon of object-oriented programming, this capacity is widely known as member visibility. This capacity allows PHP programmers to establish whether...

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