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  1. Hello, I starting learning OOP, and I love it! I was playing around with access modifiers and came across something I had difficulty understanding. On The code below i set the function protected1() to be protected. Which is supposed to be accessed from the class or subclass so I created a subclass called example2 that extends example. Then i set $example1 to instantiated sub class example2 and called protected1() function, and it did not call work? Why is that? class Example { public function public1() { // Everywhere echo "This is Public"; } private function private1() { // This class only echo "This is private"; } protected function protected1() { // this and the subclasses only echo "This is protected"; } } class example2 extends example { } $example1 = new example2(); echo $example1->protected1();
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