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Start your free trialLuis Alveiro Martinez Botello
2,726 PointsMy code is not been showed
<?php class Product { //properties public $name = 'default_name'; public $price = 0; public $desc = 'default description';
function __construct($name, $price, $desc){
$this->name = $name;
$this->price = $price;
$this->desc = $desc;
}
//methods
public function getInfo(){
return "Product Name: ". $this->name;//return some info about our Product.
}
} $p = new Product(); $shirt = new Product("Space Juice T-Shirt", 20, "Awesome Grey T-Shirt"); $soda = new Product("Space Juice Soda", 2, "Grape Flavored Thirst Mutilator");
echo $shirt->getInfo();
?>
1 Answer
foss
7,601 PointsYou are creating the $p, but have not provided the required variables for the constructor function.
One option is to comment out the line: $p = new Product();
Another option is to pass along the variables when you create it: $p = new Product("your product name", "your product price", "your product description");