Hybrid Constructor/Prototype Paradigm : prototype « Object Oriented « JavaScript Tutorial






Use the constructor paradigm to define all nonfunction properties of the object.

Use the prototype paradigm to define the function properties (methods) of the object.

function Car(sColor, iDoors) {
    this.color = sColor;
    this.doors = iDoors;
    this.drivers = new Array("A", "B");
}

Car.prototype.showColor = function () {
    alert(this.color);
};

var myHourse1 = new Car("red", 4);
var myHourse2 = new Car("blue", 3);

myHourse1.drivers.push("C");

alert(myHourse1.drivers);    
alert(myHourse2.drivers);








25.6.prototype
25.6.1.Prototype Paradigm
25.6.2.Function share with Prototype Paradigm
25.6.3.Hybrid Constructor/Prototype Paradigm
25.6.4.Dynamic Prototype Method
25.6.5.Dynamic prototype
25.6.6.Use prototype to add properties to an object
25.6.7.Modifying Objects: Creating a New Method
25.6.8.Add method to Array object
25.6.9.Redefining an Existing Method
25.6.10.Define a method after object instantiation