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  1. Thank you Ben, for your response. Regards, LTGoldman
  2. After instruction from Stefan's response to my question on the Killersites.com web-form; I am opening this thread for the sites community to 'jump in' and perhaps for other beginners to benefit from responses to the questions I ask: After watching Stefan's OOP: PHP videos about classes and objects I have the following questions: When you have a class which has a fairly large amount of properties (variables) to have a getter or setter method for each of your properties could become very tedious is it OK to create a getter or setter method which collectively works on a group of properties and if so is it OK to break with the convention of naming your getters and setters to accommodate the collective manipulation of class properties? i.e: class person { //Class Properties $height; $weight; $age; //Class Methods public set_properties($h,$w,$a) // Instead of a setter method for each e.g. set_height, set_weight etc............ { $this->height = $h; $this->weight = $w; $this->age = $a; } } Secondly in Stefan's PHP Videos he declares variables using var: var $variable1; Is the var absolutely necessary as I've seen variables without the var keyword and it seems to work OK.
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