Module development and code questions

Hello everybody,

I just started using drupal and programming in PHP. While analyzing the 'poll'-module I came across the language structure:

foreach ($node->choice as $choice) {
statement 1
statement 2
.
.
}

I searched the Internet (and some books on PHP) but was unable to find the meaning. Can somebody please help?

Regard,
Diederick Magré

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Hi,

I've been looking into Drupal for a couple of weeks. I've read the for and against views of Drupal lacking actual OO functionality, or how it is emulated in some ways by the framework and module system.

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