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I am excellent in Javascript, but currently started learning ActionScript. Can anyone teach me the difference between JavaScript Object and ActionScript Object ?
I request answer in few lines of description. Explanation with examples would be appreciated.
Basically, Actionscript is a conventional Object Oriented Language in which it has Classes defining the structure of the objects instantiated.
JavaScript is a completely different flavour; you don’t have access to Classes; you can emulate them (and that’s a common trend for someone who’s coming from a more conventional OOP mindset), but its strength comes exactly from the freedom you have. In a nutshell:
Objects are Functions – Functions are Objects
Objects are created in runtime, and can serve as a base (prototype), for creating other objects which, in its own advantage, can be morphed and override with new properties and methods, without having a strong bound to the strict definition of a class.