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:developerWorks: A PHP V5 Migration Guide
developerWorks: A PHP V5 Migration Guide
Oct 4, 2006, 04 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6336 reads)
(Other stories by Jack D. Herrington)

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"PHP V5 is a quantum step up from V4. The new language features make building reliable and maintaining class libraries much easier. In addition, the reworking of the standard libraries helped bring PHP more in line with its cousin Web languages, such as the Java programming language. Take a tour through some of PHP's new object-oriented features and learn how to migrate existing PHP V4 code into V5.

"First, a bit about the new language features and how PHP's creators have changed the approach to objects from PHP V4..."

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