PHP design pattern Facade (appearance mode)_PHP tutorial

class car {
public function start( ) {
print_r("Car starts");
}
public function check_stop() {
print_r("Brake check is normal");
}
public function check_box() {
print_r("Check if the fuel tank is normal");
}
public function check_console() {
print_r("Check if the instrument panel is abnormal");
}
}

//facade mode
class carfacade {
public function catgo(car $carref){
$carref->check_stop();
$carref->check_box();
$carref->check_console();
$carref->start();
}
}
//The client can simply call it.
$car = new car();
$carObj = new carfacade();
$carObj->catgo($car);

<?php
/**
* Appearance pattern example
*
* Provide a consistent interface for a set of interfaces in the subsystem and define a high-level interface to make this subsystem easier to use
*/
class SubSytem1
{
public function Method1()
{
echo "subsystem1 method1<br/>";
}
}

class SubSytem2
{
public function Method2 ()
{
echo "subsystem2 method2<br/>";
}
}

class SubSytem3
{
public function Method3()
{
echo "subsystem3 method3<br/>";
}
}

class Facade
{
private $_object1 = null;
private $ _object2 = null;
private $_object3 = null;

public function __construct()
{
$this->_object1 = new SubSytem1();
$this-&gt ;_object2 = new SubSytem2();
$this->_object3 = new SubSytem3();
}

public function MethodA() {
echo "Facade MethodA<br/> ;";
$this->_object1->Method1();
$this->_object2->Method2();
}

public function MethodB() {
echo "Facade MethodB<br/>";
$this->_object2->Method2();
$this->_object3->Method3();
}
}

// Instantiate
$objFacade = new Facade();

$objFacade->MethodA();
$objFacade->MethodB ();