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If the variable was defined as private static, it would not be possible to access it directly

 
<?php 
class myclass { 

    const MYCONST = 123; 
    private static $value = 567; 
} 

echo 'myclass::MYCONST = ' . myclass::MYCONST . "\n"; 
echo 'myclass::$value = ' . myclass::$value . "\n"; 
?>








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