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JavaScript: The prototype Property
The document discusses JavaScript's prototype property and object-oriented programming. It explains that in JavaScript, objects inherit properties and methods from a prototype object, allowing for code reuse and extension of functionality. The prototype is an object that is shared among objects created from the same constructor function. All objects in JavaScript inherit from the Object prototype by default.
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JavaScript: The prototype Property
- 1. JavaScript The prototype Property Thursday, November 1, 12
- 2. Brief What’s OOP? JavaScript OOP Prototype Inheritance Thursday, November 1, 12
- 3. What’s OOP? Introducir a OOP Presentar el vocabulario Thursday, November 1, 12
- 4. Object Oriented Programming Thursday,November 1, 12
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- 6. Data abstraction Encapsulation Messaging Modularity Polymorphism Inheritance Thursday, November 1, 12
- 7. Use object basedon the real world Thursday, November 1, 12
- 8. Class vs Object Thursday,November 1, 12
- 9. Class A Class defines Objects Properties An object characteristic, such as color Methods An object capability, such as walk Thursday, November 1, 12
- 10. Objects A instance of a Class Share properties and behavior Unique Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 12. Class Object1 Thursday, November 1, 12
- 13. Class Object1 Object2 Thursday, November 1, 12
- 14. Class Object1 Object2 Object3 Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 16. JavaScript OOP Aplicar JavaScript OOP Thursday, November 1, 12
- 17. JavaScript is a prototypal language Thursday, November 1, 12
- 18. Prototype-based programming Class free Classes are not present Not Object Oriented Everything is public Objects inherits from another objects Thursday, November 1, 12
- 19. Objects in JavaScript Thursday,November 1, 12
- 20. Everything is anobject Thursday, November 1, 12
- 21. Arrays Everything is an object Thursday, November 1, 12
- 22. Arrays Dates Everything is an object Thursday, November 1, 12
- 23. Arrays Dates Everything is an object Objects Thursday, November 1, 12
- 24. Arrays Dates Everything is an object Objects Strings Thursday, November 1, 12
- 25. Arrays Dates Everything is an object Numbers Objects Strings Thursday, November 1, 12
- 26. They have methodsand properties Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 42. Not reuse Unique Thursday, November 1, 12
- 43. Not reuse Singleton Pattern Unique Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 46. Constructor Functions Classes Create diferents instances ==> Objects Use new operator Accepts parameters Returns an instance ==> Object Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 49. Constructor Has properties and methods length constructor apply() call() prototype Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 52. Prototype A property Defines properties and methods to all instances Works with new operator Stored in the memory once Contain an Object initial value === empty Object === {} Thursday, November 1, 12
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- 61. Inheritance A new “class” is created from another “class” Extends functionality Defines new attributes and methods A way to reuse code All Object inherit from Object.prototype 12+ ways to inherits in JS Thursday, November 1, 12
- 62. Prototype Chaining Pseudo-clasical Thursday, November 1, 12
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