Zend Exam 200-710 Topic 1 Question 38 Discussion

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Question #: 38
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When would you use classes and when would you use namespaces?

AUse classes to encapsulate code and represent objects, and namespaces to avoid symbol name collisions

BUse classes for performance-sensitive code, and namespaces when readability matters more

CUse namespaces for performance-sensitive code, and classes when readability matters more

DAlways use them; namespaces are always superior to classes

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by Ashlyn at Oct 27, 2022, 03:24 PM

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Dona

1 months ago

D? So, I should use namespaces to solve all my programming problems, even if I'm writing 'Hello, World!'? Brilliant!

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Mable

2 months ago

I'm going with A too. Can't go wrong with the classic 'classes for objects, namespaces for name resolution'.

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Annice

2 months ago

D? Seriously? Namespaces are not always superior to classes. That answer is just ridiculous.

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Geoffrey

7 days ago

C) Use namespaces for performance-sensitive code, and classes when readability matters more

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Rima

8 days ago

B) Use classes for performance-sensitive code, and namespaces when readability matters more

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Freida

1 months ago

A) Use classes to encapsulate code and represent objects, and namespaces to avoid symbol name collisions

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Gaston

2 months ago

I'm leaning towards B. Classes for performance-sensitive code and namespaces when readability is the priority. Sounds like a reasonable approach to me.

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Twila

2 months ago

Option A seems the most logical choice. Classes are used for encapsulation and object representation, while namespaces help with name collision issues.

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Wade

4 days ago

I agree, classes are great for encapsulating code and representing objects.

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Octavio

15 days ago

A) Option A seems the most logical choice. Classes are used for encapsulation and object representation, while namespaces help with name collision issues.

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