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Matt Nickolls
9,895 PointsA bit stuck on this OOP Basics question. Any help?
The question asks for the instantation of a $room object that has two methods (getName and getDimensions). Does that mean we need to create a room class with these methods? I've got so far with the coding as per the attached, but I'm not sure I'm going the right way.
<?php
class Render {
public static function displayDimensions($size){
$length = $size[0];
$width = $size[1];
return $length . " x " . $width;
}
public static function detailsRoom($room) {
return
}
}
class Room {
private $name;
private $Dimensions;
public function getName {
{
return $this->name;
}
public function getDimensions {
{
return $this->Dimensions;
}
}
?>
1 Answer
Matt Nickolls
9,895 PointsAh no worries, I solved it.....I think...
<?php
class Render {
public static function displayDimensions($size){
$length = $size[0];
$width = $size[1];
return $length . " x " . $width;
}
public static function detailsRoom($room) {
return $room->getName() . " Dimensions: " . self::displayDimensions($room->getDimensions());
}
}
class Room {
private $name = "Kitchen"; private $Dimensions = array(12, 14);
public function getName {
{
return $this->name;
}
public function getDimensions {
{
return $this->Dimensions;
}
}
?>