The prototype of Prototype design pattern

At this stage, only the application, only the ability to do the application, also only to do the application environment. At this stage, do not engage in research and development, do not have the ability to do research and development, and do not have the opportunity. At this stage, only the real, not innovation.
Public abstract class Abstractspoon implements Cloneable
{
string spoonname;

public void Setspoonname (string spoonname) {this.spoonname = Spoonname;}
public String Getspoonname () {return this.spoonname;}

　　　　

Public Object Clone ()
{
object = null;
　　　　try {
Object = Super.clone ();
　　　　The catch (Clonenotsupportedexception exception) {
System.err.println ("Abstractspoon is not cloneable");

Return object; 　　
}

 

Public class Soups Tutorial Poon extends Abstractspoon
{
Public soupspoon ()
{
Setspoonname ("Soup spoon");
}
}

Public class Saladspoon extends Abstractspoon
{
Public saladspoon ()
{
Set Spoonname ("Salad spoon");
}
}

The

Prototype.js is a very elegant web page effect base Class library written by Sam Stephenson, which is a great extension of JavaScript and a good support for Ajax, as well as a library of effects based on such libraries at home and abroad. 　　Prototype.js is not only a great practical value of the JS library, but also has a high learning value. 　　--in Prototype.js, prototype object is an important mechanism to realize object-oriented. Each function is an object (function) that has a child object prototype object, and the class is defined as a function. 　　Prototype represents the prototype of the function and also represents a collection of members of a class. 　　When you create an instance object of a class by using new, the members of the prototype object become members of the instantiated object. 　　1, the object is referenced by the class, only the function object can be referenced, 2, after the new instantiation, its members are instantiated, the instance object can be called. At the same time, a function is an object in which a function object declares a member directly without being instantiated to call the