Make JS writing closer to OOP, and JS writing closer to OOP

Make JS writing closer to OOP, and JS writing closer to OOP

 

The following code uses the JS prototype object to implement the class inheritance DEMO.

 

$ Is a jquery object

/// Public method // $. oop. newClass = function newClass (obj) {// function create () {// if (obj! = Null) // return obj (); //} // var c = new create (); // return c; //} // var person = $. oop. newClass (function () {// constructor function person () {} // public attribute person. prototype. age = 15; // public function person. prototype. eat = function () {alert ("I will eat") ;}; return person ;}); // programmer var programMonkey =$. oop. newClass (function () {// constructor function programMonkey () {} programMonkey. prototype = person. prototype; // inherit programMonkey. prototype. skill = "asp.net"; programMonkey. prototype. work = function () {alert ("I will work overtime") ;}return programMonkey ;}); var pm = new programMonkey (); // function pm of a person. eat (); // function pm of the program ape. work (); // output attribute alert ("others' talents" + pm. age + "years old, I am a" + pm. skill + "");

 

It is not simple to implement polymorphism because of some JS features.

 

// Shared function // $. oop. newClass = function (obj) {// function Create () {// if (obj! = Null) // return obj (); //} // var c = new Create (); // return c; //} var iPerson = $. oop. newClass (function () {// constructor function person () {} person. prototype. name; person. prototype. iq; person. prototype. eat; return person;}); // programmer var programMonkey = $. oop. newClass (function () {// constructor function programMonkey () {} programMonkey. prototype = iPerson. prototype; // inherit return programMonkey;}); // design the wet var designer =$. oop. newClass (function () {// constructor function designer () {} designer. prototype = iPerson. prototype; // inherit from return designer;}); var inputValue = "programmer"; var ip = new iPerson (); if (inputValue = "programmer ") {ip = new programMonkey (); ip. iq = 0; ip. eat = function (msg) {alert (msg + "eat bananas")} else if (inputValue = "design wet") {ip = new designer (); ip. iq = 100; ip. eat = function (msg) {alert (msg + "eat bananas")} ip. name = inputValue; ip. eat ("I am" + ip. name + "intelligence" + ip. iq + "");

 

The corresponding eat function is executed based on different input values.