Exercises for OOP in PHP lessons 22-23

PHP OOP Exercises for OOP in PHP lessons 22-23

Following 3 exercises will help you practice your object-oriented programming knowledge in PHP from previous lessons. In your own interest try to solve them by your own. You can always download full solutions under the article. However beware, when you view the solution without solving the exercise, it loses it's meaning and you will learn nothing

If you'll get stuck at any point, you should always firstly try to check previous tutorials and figure out the problem by yourself.

Easy exercise

Write an application which will print

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