A class in PHP is a blueprint for creating objects.

A class in PHP is a built-in variable

A class in PHP is used for storing data

A class in PHP is a type of function

An object in PHP is a function that can be used to manipulate data.

An object in PHP is a keyword used to define a new data type.

An object in PHP is a type of variable that can only store numbers.

An object in PHP is a data type that allows you to store data and functions together.

Inheritance in PHP allows a class to inherit properties and methods from another class.

Inheritance in PHP is not supported

Inheritance in PHP requires the child class to redefine all the methods from the parent class

Inheritance in PHP only allows a class to inherit properties but not methods

To restrict access to certain methods within a class

To allow objects of different classes to be treated as objects of a common superclass

To prevent inheritance of properties and methods

To increase the speed of code execution

Storing data and methods in separate files

Bundling data and methods into a single unit (class)

Separating data and methods into different units

Combining data and methods into separate classes

Using global variables

Abstract classes and interfaces

By creating multiple instances of a class

By directly accessing private properties and methods

Variables, loops, and functions

Properties, methods, constructors, and access modifiers

Inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation

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Less readable code

Faster execution time

Code reusability, hierarchical structure, and maintainable codebase

Limited flexibility

Method overriding

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Method overloading

To slow down the execution of the program

To make the code more difficult to understand

To restrict access to certain properties and methods of a class, preventing unauthorized access and manipulation.

To make the code more vulnerable to security threats