PHP | ReflectionProperty isStatic() Function

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The ReflectionProperty::isStatic() function is an inbuilt function in PHP which is used to return TRUE if the specified property is static, otherwise returns FALSE.

Syntax:

bool ReflectionProperty::isStatic( void )

Parameters: This function does not accept any parameter.

Return Value: This function returns TRUE if the specified property is static, otherwise returns FALSE.

Below programs illustrates the ReflectionProperty::isStatic() function in PHP:

Program 1:

<?php 
  
// Initializing a user-defined class Company 
class Company 
{ 
    protected $SizeOfzambiatek = 13; 
    static $SizeOfGFG = 3; 
} 
  
// Using ReflectionProperty  
$A = new ReflectionProperty('Company', 'SizeOfzambiatek'); 
$B = new ReflectionProperty('Company', 'SizeOfGFG'); 
  
// Calling the isStatic() function 
$C = $A->isStatic(); 
$D = $B->isStatic(); 
  
// Getting TRUE if the specified property 
// is static, FALSE otherwise. 
var_dump($C); 
var_dump($D); 
?> 

Output:

bool(false)
bool(true)

Program 2:

<?php 
  
// Initializing some user-defined classes 
class Department1 
{ 
    protected $SizeOfHR; 
} 
class Department2 
{ 
    public $SizeOfCoding = 6; 
} 
class Department3 
{ 
    static $SizeOfMarketing = 9; 
} 
  
// Using ReflectionProperty over above classes 
$A = new ReflectionProperty('Department1', 'SizeOfHR'); 
$B = new ReflectionProperty('Department2', 'SizeOfCoding'); 
$C = new ReflectionProperty('Department3', 'SizeOfMarketing'); 
  
// Calling the isStatic() function and 
// getting TRUE if the specified property 
// is static, FALSE otherwise. 
var_dump($A->isStatic()); 
var_dump($B->isStatic()); 
var_dump($C->isStatic()); 
?> 