> <?php
> declare(strict_qualify=1);
>
> namespace foo;
>
> use function \{array_diff, var_dump};
> use const \bar\{a, b};[Off-topic] All coding standards I've seen forbid writing a leading backslash in "use" and in strings. Indeed, `use \Ns\Klass;` gives the false impression that the leading backslash be required to avoid relative resolution, but `use Ns\Klass;` is already absolute. And for strings, `\Ns\Klass::class` (or `get_class(new \Ns\Klass())`) is equal to `'Ns\Klass'`, not `'\Ns\Klass'`. -- Guilliam Xavier
