Given the class below, which code correctly prints the constant STATUS without creating an object?

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PHP - Classes and Objects

Given the class below, which code correctly prints the constant STATUS without creating an object?

class Server {
    const STATUS = 'Online';
}

Aecho Server->STATUS;

Becho Server::STATUS;

Cecho $server::STATUS;

Decho Server::status;

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify correct constant access syntax
Constants are accessed using the class name and the scope resolution operator :: with the exact constant name in uppercase.
Step 2: Evaluate each option
Server->STATUS is invalid because -> is for object properties; $server::STATUS is invalid because $server is undefined and constants should be accessed via class name; Server::status is wrong due to case sensitivity; only Server::STATUS is correct.
Final Answer:
echo Server::STATUS; -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use ClassName::CONSTANT with exact case [OK]

Quick Trick: Use ClassName::CONSTANT with exact uppercase name [OK]

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