Inheritance | PHP | Tutorial 33

Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, arrays, getting user input, loops, conditionals, object orientation and much more.

[chrisjanik]

I just finished watching this full playlist. Very good set of tutorials. Helped me learn PHP over the course of 2 days. Good job, keep up the good work!

[anitad]

Thanks a lot, Mike! Your tutorials helped me much! If all teachears would be like you, learning should be a pleasure! Respect!

[markanthonycua]

Hi Mike, please create a part 2 of php tutorial. sort of advanced tutorial. thanks in advance.

[anselmdike]

Mike you're the best ...your tutorial is very helpful and I used it for my students and now they good ...the php oop is the best ..big up bros

[MrDviratis]

Awesome tutorial! Just finished all 33 videos, and really can't think of any constructive criticism. Great job!

[bettyrizzo]

Thanks Mike today i just finished php tutorials

[syeds]

I just finished the whole course from the combined playlist that is available under freeCodeCamp's channel. This was one of the best tutorial I have ever seen. Thanks a lot. Came here to check if there were more tutorial from you on PHP on your channel. No there is none. Hope you will make some in near future. Thanks again.

[HpeAll]

Hi Mike,
💛, HUGE thank u 4 the HELPFUL playlists here.
from 🇮🇱.

[MehdiAhmadifar-ulsm]

Just finished the playlist, it was simple and awesome, thanks mike

[clementk.]

This is a great tutorial with a very easy to understand style of teaching. Thank you so much for imparting this much needed knowledge to us.

[tenzindorjee]

Thank you so much mike love from Tibet. Loved this series

[robertsteininger]

Hi Mike, great job with all these videos.
Maybe you could follow up with php-videos and database access. Maybe a little thing with persons and addresses for starters.
I had sneeked some glances to your SQL-Videos to brush up this knowledge a little and was surprised to see you using MySQL. As the rights belong now to Oracle, and they have a very powerful professional database, I assume they won't improve MySQL too much in the future, although it's still quite useful even for committed amateurs and certain professionals.
So, I changed to MariaDB, made by many of the guys who developed MySQL in the past and want to provide a continually free accessible database. As far as I know, Wikipedia is running on it now. But just a suggestion, no criticism at all.
Greetings from Munich.
Stony

[manoerina]

I used OOP part it was really great. easy English and great examples.
but hope make an update and describe what is protected and what is abstract.
by the way thanks for great course.

[Ellen_Yuri]

I like your videos so much.If you don't mind, i would like to ask your permission to share your videos to the other website in China because YouTube is blocked from accessing in China.Of course i will give sources of the original website. Thank you very much :>