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Utilize a custom PHP class for integrating the Authorize.Net Advanced Integration Method (AIM) API into an ecommerce website. It includes the class and step-by-step instructions for using it.

How to Create an Object-Oriented Blog Using PHP

In PHP there are many methods of programming a script or website. Advanced programmers use something called classes. These help programmers to organize their code and also make the script more versatile.

In this tutorial, I'll introduce you to the concept of Classes and Objects in PHP. To put it simply, an Object in the context of programming languages is a data structure which can contain any number of variables and functions all held together under a Class name. This Class can then be created in the normal scope of the code and stored inside a new variable, and multiple copies of this same class can be created. This allows for an even greater level of code encapsulation

Learn about the most basic things of OOP in PHP. Includes how to make classes and functions and use them to make your code more neat and organized.

Create a web crawler / spider / scraper in under 5 minutes with PHP OO features! infinitely extendable and a great start.

An abstract class is always a parent class that serves as a sort of blueprint for the subclasses it might hold. This advanced PHP OOP subject will be explained in this tutorial.

You might wonder, what the heck is Encapsulation? Well you must have seen classes with Private and Public stuff right? Must read for advanced PHP programmers.

An example of how to create a fluent array and string library in PHP.

Object Oriented Features New to PHP 5......a useful tutorial.

This tutorial is aimed at an audience unfamiliar with the basic concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP). The intent is to provide a general overview of OOP with a view toward using PHP effectively.

There are many ways to create programming code. One of the easiest but most powerful is to start using object oriented way to think and work. I will give you the basic how you create a class, and why.

Within this article, we'll be taking a closer inspection of exceptions, as requested by the lovely Haris. This will be a basic exceptions article and so I won't be going over how to extend onto the exceptions class to model your own - otherwise we'll get too far ahead of ourselves. Exceptions tend to be used where we have no jurisdiction over the source, and when we wish to return a more informative message to the front-end.

This tutorial describes what to do in order to be able to instantiate controllers in the Zend Framework, the goal is to be able to make instances of them in order to handle Ajax requests.

OOP stands for Object Oriented Programming

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