"Site Map" = "map.php" and $this-> $name = What's the difference between the = and,-> in the $value

"Site Map" = "map.php" and $this-> $name = What's the difference between the = and,-> in the $value

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= = is an array member access symbol

-the object member access symbol

Like what:

$array = Array ("site map" = "map.php"); Defines an array that contains a number of group members: The key is named site map, and the value is map.php

$this-$name = $value

$this is a specific variable in the PHP language, which represents the class itself,-> is the operator that accesses its class member, $this, $name = $value, which means that the value of the name variable of the current class is set to $value.

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