Prototype ( Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript Series - Part 2)

Understanding Prototype Property of function constructors.

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[nirajsurbhi]

Hey, at time 7:26, you said that Object.prototype.toString will shadow the toString of original object, i think it will change the original reference of toString property not shadow. Are my thoughts correct ?

[Arzen]

You've helped me to understand a lot about prototype! Thank you!! :)

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[bobbyandthomas]

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[bilgeturkkan]

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[leniquenoralez]

What if I do Car.prototype.toString = /*Function Declaration here*/, To create the toString() function just for Car objects instead of changing the prototype for the master object? Is that an acceptable way of setting a custom toString() function for the Car object.

[yuxiangchen]

Great series! Thank you so much.
Could you talk about private properties using prototype?

[Oswee]

Really great series!
But i would like to ask... is there any kinda... transitional video of explaining the transition from 'dumb' javascript example to OO JS. I mean... i can create for example some... custom context menu in dumb way... (hope you understand) it will work, no problem at all. But now i would like to understand this transition from dumb JS to OO JS. Like 'before' and 'after' and some explanation why things should be done this or that way.
It is great to hear, that "i can do this" and "i can do that"...and it is great to see "red car" and "green car" in the console, but it's kinda hard to lay this concept on practical use-case.
For example, i want to have multiple different context menus or dialogs, or panels or whatever in my UI... how would i do that in OOP fashion?
etc.
In this video as example - i do not understand why i NEED to hide getColor() method inside of prototype. Ok, it's nice to know that i can do this or that... but why should i do that in context of practical use-cases. Would like to have this "WHY TO DO THAT" explanation in simple 5 years old kid language. :)

[AbhilashRamachandran]

@techsith, I have a question. why I cannot use the arrow notation while creating prototype functions or creating a constructor.

[maskman]

what i have learned from this tutorial:
>> "prototype is a property of constructor",
>> and within console mode there are a lot of hidden properties and methods...
>> the usage of root object
>> the prototype is like c++ oop, which functions can be declared/defined outside class{}.

[nanu]

How many prototype object are in the chain for the following array ?
let arr = [];

Please provide me answer.

[manozkumar]

Great!!! I following all your videos, please provide the video for "the advanced level of javaScript debugging in chrome inspect tool"

[krishna]

Great Video! Thank you. Is there any way to delete a property or a method from a prototype.

[shaikusman]

Please make Tutorials on React Native....Thanks in advance