I have a utility class, called Bills, that extracts some information from a billId and a paymentId. I'm pasting the whole class here for completeness, you don't need to understand the algorithm behind all functions to be able to answer my question.<?phpclass Bills {    private $typeAndServicePaymentIdMap = [        0 => 13,        1 => 4, // water        2 => 1, // electricity        3 => 5, // gas        4 => 2, // landline        5 => 3, // cellphone        6 => 6, // municipality due        7 => 6, // municipality due type 7        9 => [            'default' => 24, // traffic due            '001' => 38, // traffic fine            '002' => 38, // traffic fine        ],    ];    private $logger;    public function __construct(File_Logger $logger)    {        $this->logger = $logger;    }    public function getType($billId)    {        return substr($billId, -2, 1);    }    public function getAmount($paymentId)    {        $paymentId = str_pad($paymentId, 13, '0', STR_PAD_LEFT);        $amount = ltrim(substr($paymentId, 0, 8), '0') . '000';        return $amount;    }    public function getCompanyCode($billId)    {        return substr($billId, -5, 3);    }    public function getPaymentServiceId($billId)    {        $type = $this->getType($billId);        if (key_exists($type, $this->typeAndPaymentServiceIdMap)) {            return $this->calculatePaymentServiceId($type);        } else {            $this->logger->errorLog('Type ' . $type . ' is not defined in the $typeAndPaymentServiceIdMap.');        }    }    private function calculatePaymentServiceId($type)    {        $paymentServiceId = $this->typeAndPaymentServiceIdMap[$type];        if (is_array($paymentServiceId)) {            return $this->createPaymentServiceIdFromCompanyCode($paymentServiceId);        } else {            return $paymentServiceId;        }    }    private function createPaymentServiceIdFromCompanyCode($paymentServiceId)    {        $companyCode = $this->getCompanyCode($billId); // TODO: fix this, we don't have $billId here        if (key_exists($companyCode, $paymentServiceId)) {            return $paymentServiceId[$companyCode];        } else {            return $paymentServiceId['default'];        }    }}The problem I have is in getPaymentServiceId(). Here is what this function does:If the type is found in the type -> paymentServiceId map, it checks the value defined for $type in the map. For example, if $type is 1, it gets the value for 1, which in this case is 4.If the paymentServiceId (the value that was retrieved in the previous step) is not an array, it just returns it. For example, if type is 1, the value is 4, and it is returned as-is.However, if the paymentServiceId is an array, we need to calculate the company code (calculated using $this->getCompanyCode()) to be able to get a paymentServiceId, and as you can see, to do that, we need billId. In the current mapping, only a type of 9 would result in this calculation. All other types would not require this.In other words, if createPaymentServiceIdFromCompanyCode() is called, it needs billId. If not, billId is not needed. My problem is that I don't want to pass billId as an argument down the chain when it is only needed for one $type.Is there a better way of structuring this class to achieve what I want, or do I have to just pass billId down the chain every time?
Acquiring payment service ID
php;object oriented;finance