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First let's clean up our display.

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Now to use the display recipe method,
we call it just like a regular function.

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The only difference is that we first need
to reference the object it belongs to.

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We do this just like we access
the property, the name of the object,

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followed by the dash in the greater than,
which make up the single arrow.

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We can then use echo to display
this method to the screen.

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Before we run the script, we haven't
set our titles for our recipes yet.

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So let's do that.

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Now let's display both recipes,

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And run our script again.

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In the console we see.

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My first recipe by Grandma Holligan.

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My second recipe by Betty Crocker.

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In this section we've completed
our first jaunt into the world

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of object oriented php..

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By learning about classes,
properties, methods, and objects.

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We've just scratched
the surface of what we can do.

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So let's keep exploring our new paradigm

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by building out some of the actual recipes
and learning some magic along the way.