JS implements private functions through inheritance

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The main idea is to only open common properties and methods when inheriting, and not to open other functions, so as to realize the function of private.

functionA () { This. x = 100;  This. y = 200;  This. F =function() {Console.log ( This. x + This. Y); }
Private Functions This. G =function() {Console.log ( This. x- This. Y); }}functionC () {varA =NewA (); varo =NewObject (); O.x=a.x; O.y=a.y; O.F=A.F; returno;}functionB () {}b.prototype=C ();functionrun () {varb =NewB (); B.f ();}

The function of the C function is to eliminate the private function in a (g), the other properties and methods into the O object return, and then the prototype B is assigned to the object returned by C, so that when the B object is generated, only access to x,y,f, thus implementing the Private function g

JS implements private functions through inheritance