I'm very new to php classes and I was wonder why do I need to declare it to a variable and set it as NEW?
Here is an example :
class myFirstClass {
function Version(){
return 'Version 1';
}
function Info(){
return 'This class is doing nothing';
}
}
$hola = new myFirstClass;
echo $hola->Version();
Why this won't work WITHOUT declare it to a variable and set it to NEW ?
In other words... Without this line :
$hola = new myFirstClass;
I'm so used to functions so it looks weird to me...