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On 2021-01-16 3:43 a.m., alex wrote:
> $ cat object.php
> <?php
> $obj = require 'class.php';

That's not the right syntax for require nor for creating an object.
Those are two different steps.  So the code should be:

<?php
require 'class.php';
$obj = new class(123);

First you use require to include the code from class.php, then you
create an object (passing parameters as necessary).