PHP - Interfaces and TraitsHow do you access a constant named VERSION defined inside an interface named AppInterface?Aself::VERSIONBAppInterface::VERSIONC$this->VERSIONDAppInterface->VERSIONCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall syntax for accessing interface constantsInterface constants are accessed using the interface name followed by :: and the constant name.Step 2: Check each optionOnly 'AppInterface::VERSION' uses correct syntax; others are invalid for interface constants.Final Answer:AppInterface::VERSION -> Option BQuick Check:Access interface constant = InterfaceName::CONSTANT [OK]Quick Trick: Use InterfaceName::CONSTANT to access interface constants [OK]Common Mistakes:Using object operator (->) to access constantsUsing $this for interface constantsUsing self:: inside unrelated classes
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