I have made a class inside a namespace which is working perfectly fine but I think the code can be better. Right now I have to use a ‘/’ for every object inside the class which is not the best thing to do I assume.
namespace Classes{ use Basic class Enemy extends Basic{ // Constructor public function __construct(){ parent::__construct("Enemy", new Defense("Block", ""), 60, [new Attack("Punch", 50)); } }
}
Is it possible to do something like this? So I dont have to use a ‘/’ for every object but just for the class itself.
namespace Classes{ use Basic class Enemy extends Basic{ // Constructor public function __construct(){ parent::__construct("Enemy", new Defense("Block", ""), 60, [new Attack("Punch", 50)); } } }
I tried to do some research on Google however the only thing I can find is: https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_namespaces.asp and here is not explained how to do such thing.
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Answer
My prefered way is this:
<?php namespace Classes; use Basic; use Defense; use Attack; class Enemy extends Basic { const WHAT_IS_THIS_NUMBER = 60; const ALSO_THIS_NUMBER = 50; public function __construct() { parent::__construct( "Enemy", new Defense("Block", ""), self::WHAT_IS_THIS_NUMBER, new Attack("Punch", self::ALSO_THIS_NUMBER) ); } }
As usual, w3school had provided ugly and oldscholl code.