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I hope you enjoyed exploring
your magical powers so far.

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In the words of Terry Pratchett,
it's still magic,

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even if you know how it's done.

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We still have more to learn.

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In the next section, we'll be
grouping our objects into collections

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by creating a cookbook for our recipes.

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To do that,
we'll need some recipes to work with.

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Plus, I promised you
some of my own recipes.

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So how do we load up
a bunch of recipe objects?

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There are many different ways
to load these recipes or

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any other data into our program.

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Most likely, you would want to
use some sort of database or

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pull from a json feed or
something similar.

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Data storage and feeds are more than
we need to get into in this course.

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So instead I set everything up for
you in a single recipe.php file.

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Grab that file from the download section,
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let's get some recipes
loaded into the project.

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We want to stay organized.

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Since this is a helper file,
we want to put it in a new folder.

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So let's add a new folder called inc.

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This is short for include.

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Then we'll upload the recipes.php file.

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Let's take a look at this recipes file.

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At the top, I've included a DocBlock
comment area that gives you some notes,

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as well as a list of all
the recipes in this file.

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You can scroll down and

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see these recipes have been added
just like we added recipe1.

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You're welcome to add your own
recipes to this file as well.

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Let's load these recipes into our project.

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Back in cookbook.php,
we'll add a new include.

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And voila,
you have a bunch of recipes ready to use.

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Let's clean up the recipes
from this file and

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display one of the full recipes
from this new file instead.

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Now let's run this script.

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Great, we see our Belgian waffle
recipe by Alena Holligan.

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All this work is making me hungry but

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we're not quite ready
to start cooking yet.

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You're doing great.

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We have a recipe class and
all our recipe objects loaded.

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We have a render class for rendering
our recipes in the desired formats, and

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we've taken on the role of magician.

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That's quite the accomplishment.

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At this point our recipes
are basically a random stack of cards.

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That makes it really hard to find
anything we actually want, or

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even to know what we have.

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In the next section,
we'll create a collection of objects

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that can help us organize and
make use of these recipes.

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Man does not live on coding alone,
so take a break and recharge.

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But hurry back, I'm excited to
show you my cookbook collection.