Shelley wrote:
Probably you have noticed this:
The classes in a package are reused together. If you reuse one of the
classes in a package, you reuse them all.
If that's the case, then why not just use one class as one package?
What's the point of splitting a package into several classes? :-(
I think somebody already answered.
It is actually up to you.
My grandmother used to write letters starting with a capital letter,
writing the whole letter as one long sentence and ending with a dot.
This would perhaps confuse most high school teachers, but in her case it
somehow worked :)
If we take this worn out example - if you have a class "dog" and a class
"cat" - it becomes quite clear why you need several classes. You can put
them in a package called "animals" - but as other people already noted,
the "packages" in php have only a symbolic role, just for clarity of
code organization.
Iv
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