Use Command and Relative Paths in OOP in PHP

When using the use command, you can specify relative paths. Let's look at an example. Suppose we are including a certain class:

/core/admin/controller.php<?php
  namespace Core\Admin;
  use \Core\Admin\Path\Router; // connect the class
  
  class Controller extends Router
  {
    
  }
?>

As you can see, the beginning of the namespace of the connected class matches the current namespace. This means that we can remove this part when connecting our class, while also removing the initial backslash:

/core/admin/controller.php<?php
  namespace Core\Admin;
  use Path\Router; // make a relative path
  
  class Controller extends Router
  {
    
  }
?>

Задание 1

Simplify the following code using use:

php<?php
  namespace Core\Storage;
  
  class Model
  {
    public function __construct()
    {
      $database  = new \Core\Storage\DataBase;
    }
  }
?>