What's the difference between accessing a class method via -> and via ::?
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Answer Posted / Barkha Rai
In PHP, the `->` operator is used for calling methods on an instance of a class. For example: `$obj->method()`. On the other hand, the `::` operator is used for static methods and function-like properties. It's called as `ClassName::methodName()`, without any object instance.
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