I am trying to test Multi level inheritance using 3 classes in reverse order as define below, giving me error of Class B not found.
class A extends B
{
function area_a(){echo "A::hello";}
}
class B extends C
{
function area_c()
{
echo "hiiii";
}
function area_b(){echo "B::hello";}
}
class C
{
function area_c(){echo "C::hello";}
}
$obj=new A;
$obj->area_b();
It should work this way:
<?php
class C {
function area_c(){echo "C::hello";}
}
class B extends C{
function area_c(){
echo "hiiii";
}
function area_b(){echo "B::hello";}
}
class A extends B{
function area_a(){echo "A::hello";}
}
$obj=new A;
echo $obj->area_b();
Regarding the error, when the code is compiling, then it goes to class A
and checks that it extends class B
and searches above for class B
and can't found, hence the error.