About JS Creating a privileged method in a private scope _javascript tips

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A privileged method is a public method that has access to private variables and private functions:

function MyObject () {
  var privatevariable = ten;
  function Privatefunction () {return
    false;
  }
  This.publicmethod = function () {
    privatevariable + +;
    return privatefunction ();}
  ;
}  
var x = new MyObject ();
Console.log (X.publicmethod ());//false

Private scopes can also create privileged methods, such as:

(function () {
  var privatevalue = ten;
  function Privatefunction () {return
    false;
  }
  
  MyObject = function () {}; No var belongs to the global variable, the strict mode will error
  
  MyObject.prototype.publicMethod = function () {
    privatevalue + +;
    return privatefunction ();
  };
}) ();

var instance = new MyObject ();
Console.log (Instance.publicmethod ());

Here you can see that in fact, a global constructor is defined in the private scope, one of which is to return a private variable and property in a private scope. Write the following so you can better understand:

OBJ = function () {};

(function () {
  var x = ten;
  function y () {return
    x +;
  }

  Obj.prototype.say = function () {
    console.log (y ());
  };
}) ()

var ins = new Obj ();
Ins.say ();

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