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Below is an Object Oriented PHP program, few lines in the program are missing (//write your code here).
You need to finish the lines to get the output as 'I Like PHP.'
Sample Program:
<?php
class Base {
public function sayLike() {
echo 'I Like ';
}
}
trait SayLanguage {
public function sayLike() {
;
echo 'PHP.';
}
}
class ILikePHP extends Base {
;
}
$obj = ;
;
?>