I am a bit confused. The PHP ::
exists for what specifically. At first, the manual says it is there for accessing constants, but here, in my code, it works for accessing a function too. See. When should I use ->
and when should I use ::
<?php
class Read {
function printing() {
echo "I am printing";
}
}
$a = new Read();
Read::printing();
echo "\n";
echo $a->printing();