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object oriented php

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i am well in procedural approach of php programming but i want to learn throgh object oriented approach .
what should i do?
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Aside from learning PHP OO syntax and the like I would direct your attention to Object Oriented Patterns. Check out http://phppatterns.com.
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Moved to General Discussion.
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Read the OOP tutorials on http://www.spoono.com/ if you've yet to get of the ground in OO.
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I recommend getting a good book that focuses on this topic.

Though I also recommend learning all the basics of the language before taking that next step.
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i know oops concept.but i want this through php

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read the oop pages on php's manual then.. they are quite similar to C++ objects (overall) .. support varies from version to version of php though..
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I would highly recommend "Professional PHP5" by wrox. This clearly explains how OOP works in PHP. This is not a beginners book, it assumes you already have a good understanding of PHP.
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