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/**
* Format of JSON objects
{Key:value,key:value,key:value.}
*/
Create a small example of an object
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var r={};
R.name= "Tom";
r.age=18;
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var r={name: "Tom", Age:20};//json object
alert (r.age);
---1,2 is equivalent.
The pattern of-------prototype
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function person () {};
Person.prototype.name= "Chinese";
person.prototype.age=20;
Abbreviated form of the prototype pattern--2
function person () {};
Person.prototype={name: "Chinese",
Age:20,}
-----1,2 Equivalence of
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/* {name: "Chinese",
Age:20,}
The above format itself is an object, which is paid to the prototype of another object, making
All properties of another object. is essentially inheritance.
*/
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Standard object Inheritance example, Person,student
Define a Person object
function person () {};
Person.prototype.name= "Chinese";
person.prototype.age=20;
var person=new person ();
Define a Student object
function Student () {};
Student.prototype=person;
Student.prototype.girlfriend= "can have";
var stu=new Student ();
Stu.laop= "Don't fall in Love";
alert (stu.name);//Inheriting from the parent object's instance
alert (STU.LAOP);//Self newly added properties
That defines a Teamleader object.
function Teamleader () {};
Teamleader.prototype=new Student ()//inherited from Student
Teamleader.prototype.teamnum=8;//teamleader Own Properties
To create your own instance
var teamleader=new teamleader ();
alert (teamleader.teamnum);
Teamleader.girlfriend= "also can not have oh";
alert (teamleader.name);
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The core of inheritance in/*js is prototype*/
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