JavaScript simulates the functionality of a C # class using constructors and prototypes

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  This article mainly introduces JavaScript's ability to simulate C # classes using constructors and prototypes. Need friends can come to the reference, I hope to help you.

The code is as follows:    //constructor         function person (name, age) {            THIS.name = name;             this.age = age;        }        //define person prototype, attributes in prototype can be customized by custom object reference         person . prototype = {            getname:function () {                return this.name;            ,             getage:function () {                return this.age;             {       }   code as follows: This requires the introduction of another concept-prototype (prototype), we can simply Consider prototype as a template, and the newly created custom object is a copy of the template (prototype) (actually not a copy but a link, except that the link is invisible and feels like a copy). JavaScript simulates the functionality of a class by constructing functions and prototypes.   window.onload = function () {            person.Prototype.sex = ' Male ';             var FMJ =new person (' KKK ', 22);             alert (' First output: ' +fmj.sex ');             Fmj.sex = ' confidential ';             alert (' Second output: ' + fmj.sex);             Delete fmj.sex;             alert (' Third output: ' + fmj.sex);            //Output results in debug console.            //console.log (Fmj.getage ());            }