Answer Posted / venky

$this represents the current working class.
if you are accessing the variable or function with in the
same class then $this represents the current working object.
for ex:

class Test{

function fn_testing($a)
{
$a++;
return $a;

}
$c=$this->fn_tesing(1);
}

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