I want to create a class in Java Script. I can use basic functions coupled with prototypes but I want to use Object Literal Notation. Is is possible to create classes using Object Literal Notations?
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I want to create a class in Java Script. I can use basic functions coupled with prototypes but I want to use Object Literal Notation. Is is possible to create classes using Object Literal Notations?
You cannot create an instance of an object (and yes, you could even see functions as objects in Javascript, but I’m talking about literal defined objects), you must use a function to define a reusable class.