Tag: JavaScript
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Simplest way to test Node.js is working
Read more: Simplest way to test Node.js is workingI am assuming that Node.Js is installed on your machine. Use any editor and write this JavaScript; Save it as NodeTest.js. Open a command prompt…
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JavaScript Object Patterns
Read more: JavaScript Object PatternsAll object properties in JavaScript are public. There is no explicit way to indicate that a property shouldn’t be accessed from outside. Sometime we don’t…
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JavaScript Inheritance
Read more: JavaScript InheritanceJavaScript does not offer classical inheritance structure where child class inherit properties of parent classes. JavaScript allows inheritance between objects with the help of prototype.…
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JavaScript Constructors and Prototypes
Read more: JavaScript Constructors and PrototypesJavaScript lack classes, it turns to constructors and prototype to bring a similar order to objects. Constructors A constructor is simply a function that is…
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JavaScript Objects
Read more: JavaScript ObjectsJavaScript Objects can be created using object constructor and object literal; Using Object literal using Object constructor JavaScript uses an internal method called [[Put]] to…
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