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<?php

class Temperature
{
    const KELVIN = 'kelvin';
    const FAHRENHEIT = 'fahrenheit';
    const CELSIUS = 'celsius';

    private $unit;
    private $value;

JasonTheAdams

<?php

class PostStatus
{
    const PRIVATE = 'private';
    const DRAFT = 'draft';
    const PUBLISHED = 'published';
    const TRASHED = 'trash';

    /**

JasonTheAdams

<?php

class ChairFactory
{
    public function createChair(bool $cheap, bool $fancy): ChairInterface
    {
        if ($cheap && $fancy) {
            return new ModernChair();
        } elseif ($fancy) {
            return new VictorianRockingChair();

JasonTheAdams

<?php

/**
 * This is a very simple and basic trait for overcoming the deprectation of dynamic properties in 8.2, and broken in 9.0.
 * 
 * If using a 8.2 or later, use the #[AllowDynamicProperties] attribute instead of this.
 *
 * I suggest this is better than traditional dynamic properties for the simple fact that it's excplicit and therefore
 * intentional. If your class already has magic methods then you don't need this. This will work in 8.2 or later and as far
 * back as 5.4, so it should cover most sensible cases.

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set @row_num:=0;

INSERT INTO wp_mb_relationships
	(
		`to`,
		`type`,
		`order_from`,
		`order_to`,
		`from`
	)