Posted by Toby A Inkster on 03/21/07 22:23

mountain.dog@gmail.com wrote:

> One question - what's the difference between these two
> instances?
> $displayb = new b();
> versus
> $displayb = new b;

In this case, no difference.

You can however, write a class with a constructor function which takes one
or more arguments, in which case the brackets are required:

$displayb = new b('something', 123, 456);

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