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Class, Prototype and OOP Concept Explained

There are 4 different ways of storing data (properties) and functionalities (methods) together in one place which can be used multiple times as need.

Nov 23, 2020·10 min read·blog.favouritejome.devUpdated Aug 27, 2021Read the article

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manjunath reddy

Nov 24, 2020

GREAT EXAMPLES..with Clear Explanation..makes it wonderful article..@JOME KEEP MAKING THIS KIND..THANKS🤑🤩

Favourite Jome

Nov 24, 2020

Thank you very much, I'll try my best 😊

Dinys Monvoisin

Nov 24, 2020

I prefer more solution 1, function which is more straight forward and avoid dealing with stuff like prototype chain which not everybody is comfortable.

If that's your preference, it fine.

But each user will have the same method returned each time the user function is called.

Well in this case where there's one method it's okay I guess but there're multiple methods, it will a waste of storage.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

Tapas Adhikary

Nov 24, 2020

Jome Favourite,

Great article and awesome read.

Favourite Jome

Thank you very much 😊

Maxi Contieri

Nov 23, 2020

Loving syntactic sugar for solution 4.

Crazy JavaScript is a prototyping language and, yet, with this sugar you can get into a class language, but, under the rug, there's the equivalent model you showed here!

Favourite Jome

Yes, under the hood, solution 4 is interpreted as solution 3.

Thanks for reading 😊

Favourite Jome

Nov 24, 2020

Nov 23, 2020