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PHP » Class » Constructor

Using Unified Constructors and Destructors


 

<?php

     class SimpleClass {

          function __construct($param) {

               echo "Created a new instance of SimpleClass!";

          }

          function __destruct() {

               echo "Destroyed this instance of SimpleClass";

          }

     }

     $myinstance = new SimpleClass("value");

     unset($myinstance);

?>

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