PHP: "use" statement resolving both class and namespace in one statement. What if you have a namespace called `\fruit\apple`, and also a class called `\fruit\apple` ? If you do `use fruit\apple`, what does it "use" ? The answer is, both. It will now allow you to refer to both `apple` and `apple\...` as you please.

app.php

<?php
namespace fruit {
    class apple {
        public static $x = 'this is the apple class';
    }
}
namespace fruit\apple {
    class seed {
        public static $x = 'this is the seed class';
    }
}

run.php

<?php
use fruit\apple;
require 'test.php';

print apple::$x . "\n";
print apple\seed::$x . "\n";

The result of this gitst is:

$ php run.php
this is the apple class
this is the seed class