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__destruct() needs to be public so PHP can call it.

 

__construct() can be whatever you want. If public then anybody can instantiate the object; if protected then only it and its children can instantiate it (or in the case of child objects, call it in their constructors); if private then only the object can instantiate itself.

__destruct() needs to be public so PHP can call it.

 

__construct() can be whatever you want. If public then anybody can instantiate the object; if protected then only it and its children can instantiate it (or in the case of child objects, call it in their constructors); if private then only the object can instantiate itself.

 

Thank you so much for your explanation. :)

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