animal1 = $animal1;
$this->animal2 = $animal2;
$this->animal3 = $animal3;
}
public function BuildSentence() {
$fin_sentence = 'The animals are a ' . $this->animal1 . ', a ' . $this->animal2 . ' and a ' . $this->animal3;
return $fin_sentence;
}
public function getAnimal1() {
return $this->animal1;
}
public function getAnimal2() {
return $this->animal2;
}
public function getAnimal3() {
return $this->animal3;
}
public function setAnimal1($value) {
$this->animal1 = $value;
}
public function setAnimal2($value) {
$this->animal2 = $value;
}
public function setAnimal3($value) {
$this->animal3 = $value;
}
}
//Create SubClass
class Ext_Animals extends Animals{
public $new_sentence;
public function __construct($new_sentence, $animal1, $animal2, $animal3) {
$this->new_sentence = $new_sentence;
// Call Animals Constructor
parent::__construct($animal1, $animal2, $animal3);
}
//get and set of properties
public function getNewSentence() {return $this->new_sentence;}
public function setNewSentence($value) {$this->new_sentence = $value;}
}
echo 'Inheritance means that you can create a new class from a current class. This new class can then use the properties and methods of the original class it inherited from.
';
echo 'The new class that has been derived is called a subclass, derived class or a child class. A good example is a Car Class. All cars, regardless of make, inherits the properties and methods of the Car superclass.
';
$sentence = new Ext_Animals('They all can be domesticated', 'dog', 'cat', 'bird');
print $sentence->BuildSentence(); //Inherited from Superclass : Animals
?>
new_sentence;
?>