Destructor method

- [Instructor] Now that we've learned about…the constructor method, let's talk about…its companion, the destructor method.…The way that we define the destructor method…is similar to what we did with the constructor method.…Inside our class, we define a new method,…whose name is __destruct().…We want to make sure that that's a public method,…so we mark it with public at the beginning,…and unlike construct, destruct takes no argument.…Inside the construct method defintion,…you could put any code that you want to be called…whenever an instance is destroyed.…

This is most useful for performing logging…or other cleanup actions.…It can be used together with construct…as a set of setup and teardown methods,…although in truth, you're going to use construct…much more frequently than you will destruct,…and the reason why is just the nature of…how we use objects in PHP.…Most of the time we instantiate a new object,…we work with it throughout the script,…and then at the end, we return the result back to the user,…and we don't worry about what happens to those objects,…