note 92637 modified in language.oop5.abstract by danbrown
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| Subject: | note 92637 modified in language.oop5.abstract by danbrown | ||
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The person - student - employee is the classic example where the interfaces are more appropriate.
It is true that students, and employees are persons, but a person can be both a student, and an
employee.
<?php
class Person {
// Properties for Person objects.
}
interface IStudent {
// ...
}
interface IEmployee {
// ...
}
class Student implements IStudent extends Person {
// ...
}
class StudentEmployee implements IStudent, IEmployee extends Person {
// ...
}
?>
--was--
The person - student - employee is the classic example where the interfaces are more appropriate.
It is true that students, and employees are persons, but a person can be both a student, and an
employee.
<?php
class Person {
// Properties for Person objects.
}
interface IStudent {
// ...
}
interface IEmployee {
// ...
}
class Student implements IStudent extends Person {
// ...
}
class StudentEmployee implements IStudent, IEmployee extends Person {
// ...
}
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