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ammarkhan
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 21,661 PointsWhy do we pass object in static class as a args.
I was watching the video, in which Alena wrote a static property of Render::display($recipe1), for previous videos the $recipe1 is a object itself, so how does that work?
Frans Teja
8,175 PointsFrans Teja
8,175 PointsHi, Ammar Khan
Yes it can work both ways, but instead this video Alena moved the one of the function into a new Class that is called "Render". From that She's setting it up as static function which we should call it in our php.
Render::display($recipe1)
Explanation, "Render", this is the name of the class "display()", this is the name of the function inside Render Class "$recipe1", this is the name of the New stated Object that has been done in earlier videos.
As for that When she called that static function from Render Class. It works the same as like the video before, but instead we should use $recipe1 instead of $this because they are already in different class.