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Hi guys, I want to know what the two :: are for with regards to methods? When should I use this?

 

I also want to know how to embed a custom object inside another object for E.G I want each instance of spaceShip to have an instance of Inside in it.

 

class Inside {
var $something = "Hey";
function __construct() {			
}		
}	
$first = new inside();

class SpaceShip {
var $one = "on";

function __construct($paramOne) {
var $objInside = new Inside($paramOne); //NOT CORRECT
}

}


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<?php
class Inside {
var $something = "Hey";
function __construct() {			
}		
}	
$first = new inside();

class SpaceShip {
var $one = "on", 
     $objInside;
  
  	function __construct($paramOne) {
		$this->objInside = new Inside($paramOne); //NOT CORRECT
}

}
$a = new SpaceShip('x');
echo $a->objInside->something;
?>

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