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PHP 7 - Anonymous Classes
Anonymous classes can now be defined using new class. Anonymous class can be used in place of a full class definition.
Example
<?php interface Logger { public function log(string $msg); } class Application { private $logger; public function getLogger(): Logger { return $this->logger; } public function setLogger(Logger $logger) { $this->logger = $logger; } } $app = new Application; $app->setLogger(new class implements Logger { public function log(string $msg) { print($msg); } }); $app->getLogger()->log("My first Log Message"); ?>
It produces the following browser output −
My first Log Message
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