What Is Late Static Binding & How It Works In PHP - Full PHP 8 Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- In this video, you'll learn what early & late binding are as well as what late static binding is. By the end of this video, you will also know the problem with statics when it comes to inheritance & how late static binding solves that problem.
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BTW: I had a discussion with my team leader. He always likes to be right. I claimed and still claim that in late static binding the 'static' keyword is used in the parent class and 'self' in the child class. He claims that 'static' must be present in both classes and that 'self' must not be used in either class. That makes no sense to me. I would like to hear your opinion (although everything can be seen from this video).
Thank you so much 💙💙.
To answer your question, there is no strict rule that "static" has to be used in parent or child. It should be used where late static binding is needed. Same goes for self, it can be used whenever you don't need late static binding, if you don't use inheritance then using self is fine. Your team lead may have a specific reason on why he enforces usage of static, have you asked him?
@@ProgramWithGio thank you so much. I'll check that and let you know.
@@donmikele07 no problem 👍
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Wonderful tutorial.Finally I understand the difference between self and static. Keep going and I really enjoy all of your tutorial
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Thank you so much Hakeam 🙏. I certainly don't get discouraged cause of few dislikes, don't worry 🙂. I understand that someone may not like or agree with my content and that is perfectly fine. Also there are ton of bots that auto dislike stuff so not a big deal. If someone has an issue I would hope they would post a comment raising concerns and I would be happy to clarify or answer. I'm planning on more Laravel content soon 👍
wow, ppl have different opinions and thoughts, welcome to the real life. Get used to it.
Wow!!! What an amazing explanation!!!
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Man, I'm used to read the documentation but you make it so much easier and faster to pick up on everything, I'd triple like every vid if I could, alas ony have 2 accounts lol
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Your tutorials are strictly for the elites that will become good php programmers😌..........you teach us what youtubers don't talk about
It's for all kinds of levels. I try to teach the way I would want to learn. These are the type of stuff you will encounter at work so I want to make sure I cover it with enough detail
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Sir please make a video on php attributes introduced in php 8
Yup, PHP8 attributes feature will be covered in this course, a bit later though
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This concept is quite hard to grasp but you explained it very well. Thanks!
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Another great tutorial. Thank you for sharing all these concepts
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incredible tutorial on this, thanks for taking the time to make these videos
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Only if I had an instructor like you back in my university days
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Goddamn, man. Hard topic, and you've dealt with it perfectly. Thank you!
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I understand quite well even though I long to understand in practice too. Let me keep forging ahead. Thanks Gio
That's awesome, like following your journey
nice of you to say that Gio. It's tough though...
***SUMMARY***
So self inside Class always refers to that Class self is used in
static inside method refers to Class that called that method static is in
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Nice explanation. :)
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@@ProgramWithGio It would be great if each episode could have gist or repo code to see :)
@@alexios4392 some later episodes have link to repo
Hi Gio , what do we intend exactly with "resolving a class" or "class resolution"?Also , for non native speaker like me , what is binding in general in php exactly?
Hello, resolving basically means loading the class & all of its dependencies. Binding can mean different things in different contexts. For example in terms of variable bindings they get associated with some sort of identifier internally that reference the object, you can think of it as scoping as well if that helps.
@@ProgramWithGio thanks, Gio! But honestly... I still don't understand it at all. I mean, the effects of using the "static" keyword in your video are clear because you illustrate it with multiple examples. However, I still don't get the terms used throughout the video. As pointed out, binding can mean various things in different contexts but what about this particular context? In other words, what gets bound to what in your specific code? If it's a topic too vast to cover in a single comment, could you please recommend some beginner-friendly resource that can clear things up?
@@ryanford516 no problem. Don't overthink the term "binding", think of it as variable being bound to its value like object. It can happen at different times. Not sure what resource I can suggest about it, you can try googling more about late static binding.
well explained!
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Hey Gio, thanks a lot for your great content, a really appreciate your efforts on providing us this high quality knowledge!
One thing that i find a bit hard to understand and that there isn't much of information out there , is the idea of forwarding-call and non-forwarding call, could you please give us some thoughts on this?!
Hello, thank you 🙏. I talked about it a little bit at around 6:12. Also the 2d paragraph in PHP docs explains it as well: www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.late-static-bindings.php
This was a great explanation. However, I'm in a strange situation where `new static` is used in a class static method that apparently has no child or parent classes 😆 so I don't understand why it's there.
Not sure what you mean? Class B extends Class A. Maybe you missed it in the video.
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Hey Gio, thank's for this great content!
At 9:39, why are your returning static() and not static (without parentheses), it works the same in my IDE in both cases!
Thank's for all you're doing, it's awesome!
Hello, thank you. No particular reason, just a habit & preference. I do same with regular class instantiations like new Invoice() vs new Invoice when no arguments are needed for the constructor. To me it makes sense to have parenthesis because it invokes a method in this case a constructor which is still a method call and method calls have parenthesis
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Hey. You're welcome, happy to hear that you are learning alot. It depends on your level and if you feel comfortable starting Laravel. You can start it and if things seem hard or complicated then come back and continue watching the videos here. I personally would at least finish 3rd section because we cover some important topics there. Up to you though 👍
Good tutorial. I don't understand some points, could you explain them to me?
The difference between static and $this variable in a non-static context is that: if you call the method using the $this variable, it could call a private method from the same scope while using static could result in a different method call.
Thanks. If you had a private method in the same class & you used $this it would call that method from the same class, however with static:: it may call the parent one depending on where its called from
Thanks for your explanation@@ProgramWithGiobut it's still unclear to me. Let me give an example:
class ClassA1
{
public function showClassName()
{
echo $this->getClassName();
}
private function getClassName()
{
return 'A1';
}
}
$classA1 = new \App\ClassA1();
$classA1->showClassName();
We have a private method: getClassName, we use $this in the method showClassName to call the private method getClassName.
After we run the script we get the result "A1"
If I have ClassB1 extends ClassA1
class ClassB1 extends ClassA1
{
}
How can I implement what you have stated with $this and static::?
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Heh, thank you 🙌. PHP isn't going anywhere regardless of what many might believe.
3rd UA-cam video on Late Static Binding today. No need to go on to a 4th
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7:43 i didn't understand this, is there any example or article that can help understand this
PHP documentation is a good source: www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.late-static-bindings.php
Can i use self for non static method calls?
You could but I'd suggest to use $this instead
@@ProgramWithGio but if i want to ensure that method implementation from the current class is used and not from any child class?
@@aleksandrkanygin2672 use this
If none-static name set to private, classB->getName() echos A, but protected works correctly, this is strange
Because it overrides