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PHP » Class » Inheritance

Using the parent construct


 

<?php

class Cat {

    var $age;



    function Cat($new_age){

        $this->age = $new_age;

    }

    function Birthday(  ){

        $this->age++;

    }

    function Eat(  ){



        echo "Chomp chomp.";

    }

    function Meow(  ){



        echo "Meow.";

    }

}



class MyCat extends Cat {

    function MyCat(  ) {

    }

    function eat(  ) {

        parent::eat(  );

        $this->meow(  );

    }

}

?>

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