Accessing Static Through Class and Object in OOP in PHP

Static properties and methods can be accessed both through the class, and through a variable with an object of the class.

Let's look at an example. Let's say we have a class Test with a static property:

<?php
	class Test
	{
		public static $property = 'static';
	}
?>

Let's output the value of the static property, by accessing the class:

<?php
	echo Test::$property;
?>

And now the value of the static property, by accessing the object of the class:

<?php
	$test = new Test;
	echo $test::$property;
?>

The following class with a static method is given:

<?php
	class Test
	{
		public static function show()
		{
			return '+++';
		}
	}
?>

Call this method as a class method, and as an object method.