I'm new to OOP & PHP. I've followed the OOP Approach as best I can so for each of the prominent "nouns" in my specification I have a class and this is working well.
But it got me thinking about compilation and runtime.
If I develop a comprehensive class, that has relevent properties, setters and getters and a series of methods, the resulting class could easily run into a couple of hundred lines of code.
If I then use this class, whereby (for example) I only call one method hasn't the whole class got to be parsed & converted and memory allocated before execution?
Have I got this right? As surely a procedural approach would be far more efficient (a function within an include) or is it that in real-world runtime this is negligable?
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