Did you call a method of a class without instantiating it using the static keyword?
Yes, this is possible if the trait's methods also use static, which is called method static invocation.
trait traitname{ access modifier static function method name(){} }
So let's look at an example.
<?php trait apple { public static function phone() { return 'iPhone'; } } class people { use apple; } echo "Judith in zootopia ".people::phone()." Use it."; ?>
Result
Traits can also set rules. The rules you declared in the trait must be declared in the class.
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