Public Function in PHP

<?php
// BaseClass
class publ {
public $tagging_line = "Scientists & Engineers are the real Geeks";
function display() {
echo $this->tagging_line."\n";
}
}
// SubClass
class subc extends publ {
function show(){
echo $this->tagging_line;
}
}
// Object Declaration
$obj= new subc;
// Scientists & Engineers are the real Geeks!
echo $obj->tagging_line."\n";
// Scientists & Engineers are the real Geeks!
$obj->display();
// Scientists & Engineers are the real Geeks!
$obj->show();
?>

<?php
class Itemone
{
/**
* This is the INSIDE PROGRAMMING CODE because it is actually written INSIDE of the class.
*/
public $labelone;
public $priceone;
}
/**
* This is OUTSIDE PROGRAMMING CODE because it is actually written OUTSIDE of the class.
*/
$item = new Itemone();
$item->labelone = ' Phantam Drone - Mavic Pro ';
$item->priceone = 250.99;
echo $item->labelone;
/**
* Printing your variable value which contains string. $item is the public function variable declaration to store values accessing from Item function
*/
echo $item->priceone;
?>

<?php
class Itemone
{
/**
* Here's the new INSIDE PROGRAMMING CODE and the Rules Which are to follow:
*
* 1. It will STOP ACCESS to the properties of it via $itemone->labelone and $itemone >priceone,
* with the help of the protected keyword.
* 2. FORCING the use of the public functions in the code.
* 3. The ONLY strings are now allowed OUT & IN of this class/classes for $labelone
* with the help of the getLabelone and setLabelone functions.
* 4. In OUT & IN of the class only floats are allowed now for $priceone
* by using getPriceone and setPriceone functions.
*/
protected $labelone = 'Unknown ItemONE'; // Rule 1 - protected Variable.
protected $priceone = 0.0; // Rule 1 - protected Variable.
public function getLabelone() { // Rule 2 - public function declaration.
return $this->labelone; // Rule 3 - string OUT for $labelone.
}
public function getPriceone() { // Rule 2 - public function declaration for Priceone.
return $this->priceone; // Rule 4 - The float OUT for $priceone.
}
public function setLabelone($labelone) // Rule 2 - public function declaration.
{
/**
* Make sure $labelone is a PHP string that can be used in a SORTING
* alogorithm, number, array, NOT a boolean or the object that can't be
* properly sorted -- AND to make sure that the getLabelone() function
* ALWAYS returns PHP string which is genuine.
*
* Using a RegExp would now improve this function, however, the main
* point is the one made above.
*/
if(is_string($labelone))
{
$this->labelone = (string)$labelone; // Rule 3 - string IN for $label.
}
}
public function setPriceone($priceone) // Rule 2 - public function.
{
/**
* Make sure $priceone is a PHP float value so that it can be used in a particular
* NUMERICAL CALCULATION. Do not accept string, array, boolean or
* some of the other object/objects that can't be included in a simple calculation.
* Now This will ensure that the getPriceone() function will ALWAYS returns
* genuine, authentic and also full-flavored PHP's number and nothing but.
*
* Checking the positive values may/might improve this one function,
* however, the main point is the one made above.
*/
if(is_numeric($priceone))
{
$this->priceone = (float)$priceone; // Rule 4 - float IN for $price.
}
}
}
?>