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thanks for your reply
I get it now
using :: is just static
while the other way I could do
$myclass1 = new myclass("yourname")
$myclass2 = new myclass("myname")
then $myclass1 and $myclass2 would refer to the same class but have different properties..
intresting stuff....
but why php can only extend one class?
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