Public, protected, private three access control modes in PHP and the difference between self and parent (RPM)

PHP public, protected, private three types of access control mode differences

1. Public: Common Type

   在子类中可以通过self::var调用public方法或属性,parent::method调用父类方法在实例中可以能过$obj->var 来调用　public类型的方法或属性

2. Protected: Protected Type

   在子类中可以通过self::var调用protected方法或属性,parent::method调用父类方法在实例中不能通过$obj->var 来调用  protected类型的方法或属性

3. Private: Proprietary type

    该类型的属性或方法只能在该类中使用，在该类的实例、子类中、子类的实例中都不能调用私有类型的属性和方法

The difference between self and parent

1. These two objects are commonly used in subclasses. The main difference is that self can invoke a public or protected property in the parent class, but parent cannot call

2. Self:: It represents the static members (methods and properties) of the current class and \ (this differs, \)this refers to the current object

Attached code:

<?php/*** Parent can only call public or protected methods in the parent class and cannot invoke properties in the parent class* Self can call all data except methods and properties of private types in the parent class */classuser{ Public $name;    Private $passwd;    protected $email;         Public  function __construct(){//print __class__. " ";        $this->name=' Simple ';        $this->passwd=' 123456 ';        $this->email =' [email protected] ';} Public functionShow(){Print "Good";} Public functionInuserclasspublic(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}protected  functioninuserclassprotected(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}Private functionInuserclassprivate(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}}classSimpleuserextendsUser { Public function __construct(){//print __class__. " ";        Parent::__construct();} Public functionShow(){Print $this->name."//public";                Print $this-&GT;PASSWD."//private";        Print $this->email."//protected";} Public functionInsimpleuserclasspublic(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}protected functioninsimpleuserclassprotected(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}Private functionInsimpleuserclassprivate(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}}classAdminUserextendsSimpleuser {protected $admin _user;     Public function __construct(){//print __class__. " ";        Parent::__construct();} Public functionInadminuserclasspublic(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}protected functioninadminuserclassprotected(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}Private functionInadminuserclassprivate(){Print __class__.'::'.__function__." ";}}classAdministratorextendsAdminUser { Public function __construct(){Parent::__construct();}}/*** Only public properties and methods in an instance of a class can be instantiated to invoke */$s=NewAdministrator();Print '-------------------';$s->show();?>

This article refers to address: http://blog.163.com/weiwenjuan_bj/blog/static/14035033620129304183850/?suggestedreading
If you want to reprint please specify the Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/zhuchenglin/p/8408654.html

Public, protected, private three access control modes in PHP and the difference between self and parent (RPM)