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At the risk of being targeted by the PHP hate-mongers, I must confess that I’m pretty comfortable with PHP’s object model. I’m not that naïve to claim it’s a full-blown model exposing all the bells and whistles of other “fatter” players, such as C++ and Java, but despite of all its quirks, PHP delivers what it promises at face value. I would say however that the model is notoriously permissive considering the relaxed constraints it imposes when it comes to defining userland interfaces.
Posted by girish.r 222 days ago (http://phpmaster.com)
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