Need help with Fundamentals Lab 13 exercise 3.2 code in this exercise.

Code:

Weather forecast using classes

ini_set("display_errors",1); date_default_timezone_set('EST'); include_once("Forecast.class.php");

$today = time(); $oneday = 60*60*24;

$dayOne = new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today),30,20,"sunny"), new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today+$oneday),35, 22, "clear and sunnny"), new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today+2*$oneday),20, 10, "cold and snow"), new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today+3*$oneday),25, 14, "chilly"), new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today+4*$oneday),30, 24, "sunny"), new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today+5*$oneday),40, 26, "warming"), new Forecast (date("d M, Y", $today+6*$oneday),50, 34, "hot") );

foreach($forecast as $oneDay){ echo $oneDay; }

?>

Instructions:

In the previous exercise you wrote a constructor, but the instantiation of the Forecase objects was already done for you. This exercise will walk you through calling your own constructors. Continue working on the previous Exercise for this Exercise. Find the code that defines that array for Forecast objects and remove it. Now we will walk through instantiating objects, and adding them to an array manually. Add the following code to define a single Forecast Object and output it. \$dayOne = new Forecast ( date("d M, Y", \$today), 30, 20, "sunny"); echo \$dayOne; Now bring up a local forecast for your city. Forecast information is widely available on the WWW. Instantiate 7 forecast objects to represent the next 7 days forecast. Add each of the Forecast objects to the array named forecast as follows: \$forecast = array (); \$forecast [] = \$dayone; //assuming \$dayOne defines as above. Your output will now look similar to the output from Exercise 1, but will be relevant to your city, and make use of instantiated objects of type Forecast