PHP access control modifier

PHP access control modifier

Access control modifiers restrict the functions and classes to be accessed. Following are the list of access control modifiers:

Public: This property or method can be accessed from anywhere on the script.

Private: This property or method cannot be accessed from everywhere. It can only be used by the class or the object it is a part of.

Protected: This property or method can be used by the code in the class it is a part of.

Abstract: This property or method needs to be subclassed and cannot be used directly.

Example:
Class employee
{
       Public $name;
       Private $salary;
}
$emp = new employee;
$emp->name = “emp”;
Print $emp->name
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Incorrect or wrong tutorial
http://www.careerride.com/PHP-access-control-modifier.aspx

Please check the link which saying that you can access private properties by using class objects which is not true in php.

check the below

class employee{
public $name;
private $salary = 2000;
protected $empid = 768;

}

$employee = new employee();
echo $employee->salary;

?>
Pranipat Khatua 04-23-2012