<?php
// Multiplier.php
// Author : Dr. Jake Rodriguez Pomperada, MAED-IT, MIT, PHD-TM
// Date : April 26, 2024 1:54 PM Friday
// Tools : Microsoft Visual Studio
// PHP 8.1.3
// Website : http://www.jakerpomperada.com
// YouTube Channel : https://www.youtube.com/jakepomperada
// Email : jakerpomperada@gmail.com
class Multiplier {
// Declare instance variables with default values
private float $num1 = 0.0;
private float $num2 = 0.0;
private float $result = 0.0;
// Method to set the two numbers
public function setNumbers(float $number1, float $number2): void {
$this->num1 = $number1;
$this->num2 = $number2;
}
// Method to get the first number
public function getNum1(): float {
return $this->num1;
}
// Method to get the second number
public function getNum2(): float {
return $this->num2;
}
// Method to perform multiplication
public function multiply(): void {
$this->result = $this->num1 * $this->num2;
}
// Method to get the result
public function getResult(): float {
return $this->result;
}
}
// Create an instance of the Multiplier class
$multiplier = new Multiplier();
// Set the numbers
$multiplier->setNumbers(12.40, 4.21);
// Perform the multiplication
$multiplier->multiply();
// Get the result and instance variables using public methods
$product = $multiplier->getResult();
$valOne = $multiplier->getNum1();
$valTwo = $multiplier->getNum2();
// Print the result
echo "\n\tMultiply Two Numbers Using a Class in PHP\n";
echo "\n\tFirst Value : $valOne\n"; // Print the value of num1
echo "\tSecond Value : $valTwo\n"; // Print the value of num2
echo "\tThe Result : $product\n"; // Print the multiplication result
echo "\n\tEnd of Program\n\n";
?>
