PHP OOP Full Course

This is the complete 6 part PHP Object Oriented Programming course for beginners course from How To Code Well.

This course includes the following PHP tutorials:

PHP OOP Tutorial 1 Class Vs Objects (0:00)
PHP OOP Tutorial 2 Class Inheritance (15:37)
PHP OOP Tutorial 3 Visibility Scopes (27:59)
PHP OOP Tutorial 4 Property Overloading50:05)
PHP OOP Tutorial 5 Class Constants (01:06:06)
PHP OOP Tutorial 6 Static Keyword (01:09:19)

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[danielonibokun]

Man you have no idea how clearly i am able to understand you compared to anyone else man. 101/100. Thank you!

[ellbrant]

Thank you! I've been reading/researching OOP and your video put it all together for me. I especially liked that you showed the related errors, just being familiar with those will make created solid code easier. Can't wait to check out your other videos.

[nicollado]

Thank you for this. I am not a native English speaker yet I find this tutorial quite comprehensive. This video saves my day.

[winstonmcquoid]

Awesome video. I've been out of the PHP loop for a few years now and this was an excellent refresher and learning experience. Thank you!

[SkyrimBeast]

Many thanks for the video Peter. It's always good for me to watch courses like this as a kind of refresher. I'm the type of developer that tends to forget stuff I haven't had to use over a period of time.

[YPLabs]

Very good tutorials, thanks !
As the people below are saying your talking very clear and even in 1.5 speed it's like a breez.

[musiclovers]

You are awesome dude!!
I am from India and my English is not too good but how was you teaching that was totally awesome !!
And the way of teaching is also too good !!
Thanks a lot

[jaymillena]

Thank you for this. This made correction to some of my false theory.

[brwoodlands]

This is really a wonderful tutorial. Thank you much!

[majedhk]

10/10 tutorials Thank you sir *respects*

[mackynyxz]

Nice tutorial! it refreshes me a lot!.

[sharmashivanand]

Have been coding php for several years but it's pure joy to revisit fundamentals especially demonstrated so well. Do you also have tots on singleton, abstract, final classes?

[kensleylewis]

That last part was tricky, because it feels like it shoul of been parent not self, sense it was defined in the parent class, but then returned in the extended class.

[slapmyfunkybass]

Thanks for the video. Coming from a c# background I needed a refresher on php’s take on oop. Just one point, static declarations are simply shared values between different instances of the class. So you could in your constructor reference the static property, (let’s say it’s called add with default value 0), with add++. Each time an instance of that class is created, it will remember the value. You can’t do this with normal properties as they always default to their original value. Maybe php is different, but I wouldn’t have thought so.

[mostafahsv]

Thanks for this great video. I could understand every word as your style is smooth and simple. I just wanted to know what kind of code editor you use because I see it's great. Thanks in advance.

[yorkshireplumbing]

Why in the __set and __get methods did you use the syntax $this->$name instead of $this->name, like in the other examples?

[barefot]

Is there such a thing as an association relationship in PHP? Such that a classB can contain an instance of classA as a property inside of classB?

What you would call containment in other OO languages such as Java or C#.
If not, how could you accomplish this is PHP?

Example:
class A{
// properties
public string $name = "";
}// end class A

class B{
// properties
public $obj = new A();
}// end class B

[rimantasdanilevicius]

Hi, I am did not understood one part: 1:04:41. You have 2 classes, none of classes have static method.
When you want get smth Class usually we use echo $object->parameter of metchod, and this Employee:: calls static parameters or methods, is it right? I get lost here, why you use this syntax Emplyee::. is it because it is constant?

[andreiindries]

Awesome tutorial. Can you please tell me the Color Theme you are using? Thank you.

[HarisPervaiz]

Hello peter, thanks for the amazing tutorial, made my concepts clear however i have one question
you called return self::$bloodType? wouldnt it be parent::$bloodType?
i tested both and it outputs the same result. so whats the recommended option self or parent considering your example above