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Class Constant
Class constants are set within a class and can only be accessed by the class they were set in. They are created a little differently from a typical constant, but share the same characteristics: cannot be unset, changed, should be uppercase, underscore instead of a space. Class constants are defined like so:

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const MY_CONSTANT = 'My Data';

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