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Recap: Building a PHP Class

  • Class: Blueprint for objects;
  • Properties: Variables that store object data;
  • Methods: Functions that define object behavior;
  • Constructor: Initializes properties when an object is created.

Use these concepts to complete the exercise below.

Task

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Write a PHP class named Book that models a book with a title and an author. Your class should have:

  • Properties to store the title and author.
  • A constructor that sets the title and author properties using the provided arguments.
  • A method called displayInfo that outputs the book's title and author in the format: Title: [title], Author: [author].

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Recap: Building a PHP Class

  • Class: Blueprint for objects;
  • Properties: Variables that store object data;
  • Methods: Functions that define object behavior;
  • Constructor: Initializes properties when an object is created.

Use these concepts to complete the exercise below.

Task

Swipe to start coding

Write a PHP class named Book that models a book with a title and an author. Your class should have:

  • Properties to store the title and author.
  • A constructor that sets the title and author properties using the provided arguments.
  • A method called displayInfo that outputs the book's title and author in the format: Title: [title], Author: [author].

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