mssoheil · November 4, 2023 15:30
diff --git a/class methods and properties b/class methods and properties
 Private methods: are only accessible inside the class that they are defined.

 Protected methods: are only accessible inside the class that they are defined and also accessible inside
 of any class that extends their class.

 Static methods and properties: are not accessible on instance of their class(`new keyword`) and only accessible directly on the class(`MyClass.method`) 
 and inside their class are only accessible
 inside of another static property (unless we don't use the this keyword). 
 for e.g. Math Class. we add static keyword to the method inside the class

 Abstract classes: When we want to force that a method exists in a class that extends the class 
 we add abstract key to that method and also abstract keyword to the class itself so the class will become abstract class
 and the abstract method should not have curly braces --> abstract myMethod(this);
 also the abstract class can't be instantiated and have to extend them

 extends vs implements: extends inherits all of the properties and methods but implements force us to create a class that looks like 
 the class(interface) that it implements from so if a property is in the class, 
 the implemented class MUST have those too so the class will become an interface
	Private methods: are only accessible inside the class that they are defined.

	Protected methods: are only accessible inside the class that they are defined and also accessible inside
	of any class that extends their class.

	Static methods and properties: are not accessible on instance of their class(`new keyword`) and only accessible directly on the class(`MyClass.method`)
	and inside their class are only accessible
	inside of another static property (unless we don't use the this keyword).
	for e.g. Math Class. we add static keyword to the method inside the class

	Abstract classes: When we want to force that a method exists in a class that extends the class
	we add abstract key to that method and also abstract keyword to the class itself so the class will become abstract class
	and the abstract method should not have curly braces --> abstract myMethod(this);
	also the abstract class can't be instantiated and have to extend them

	extends vs implements: extends inherits all of the properties and methods but implements force us to create a class that looks like
	the class(interface) that it implements from so if a property is in the class,
	the implemented class MUST have those too so the class will become an interface
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