The most straightforward way to add properties and methods to a JavaScript class is to define properties and methods in the class. JavaScript is a weak language that can be added with prototype in addition to direct definitions.
Here are four ways to add properties and methods from outside to JavaScript, first defining a class
function MyClass () {}
1, adding a property using the class name
Myclass.prototype.myname= "Wu 01";
2, adding a method using the class name
myclass.prototype.myfunc=function() {alert ("Wu 02")}
You can also define a method before you call the method.
function myfun () {alert ("WU")}myclass.prototype.myfunc=myfun;
3, adding properties using object name
var myclass=New MyClass (); Myclass.myname= "Wu 04";
4, adding a method using the object name
var myclass=New MyClass (); Myclass.func=function() {}
You can also define a method before you call the method.
function myfun () {alert ("WU")}myclass=myfun;
"JavaScript" Analysis of how JavaScript objects add properties and methods