Php with OOp[solved]

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pravin_bluebird
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Php with OOp[solved]

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Hi all ,
I have a small silly question.

From Which version php supprts the OOP

thanks....
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Post by jmut »

Well if we look in manual...there is OOP (php4) and OOP (php 5) sections
So I guess is save to assume php4 is earliest having OOP support.
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Post by pravin_bluebird »

thanks jmut ,

well , in one of my recent Interview i face this question
I also assume same as you but i could not able to answer as it is not specific and perfect answer.

regards
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Post by ReverendDexter »

If my understanding is correct, PHP4 had rudimentary OOP support, but it wasn't until PHP5 that "true" OOP support really existed.
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The object orientied functionality was very basic and incomplete in PHP4. It was rewritten from the ground up to provide much more scalable, reliable, and faster object oriented solutions in PHP5.
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PHP 4 is where PHP started support OOP structures, but they were not at all like the grown up OOP implementations in PHP 5.
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