Object Oriented Programming in js - JavaScript Programming Basics p.5

Greetings and welcome to part 5 of the JavaScript basics! In this tutorial, we're going to dive into Object Oriented Programming with JavaScript. As time goes on, "scripting" with any programming language can become quite tedious, so some sort of paradigm might be required. JavaScript is a multi-paradigm language, so OOP isn't the only one you must use, but that's the one I am going to cover now.

[micycle]

Tutorial starts at 0:00 in the text version.

[braker]

Just finished the last video and got the notification for this one. Awesome timing! :D

[lordoflamanchar]

Love that you keep translating it to python! Thanks so much for this series

[vytran]

You are my teacher. I really appreciate your tutorials. Thank a lot! ^^

[hronorog]

"Backward R" - it is russian letter "Я", "me/myself"

[Random-otmk]

great life lesson about significant others :D

[dininabodinay]

skip to 3:00 for tutorial







lol

[ronyshtamler]

Great series!.
line 46 is missing a ";"

[scootscootk]

Still loving this series, when are you gonna put a cap and gown on one of the dogs? he is the best student!

[atrumluminarium]

Regarding the "old way" it is still around (and has been refined further) since it takes up less characters. More characters means larger .js files to send to clients.

Also say we want to make a quick object like a vector it's much faster to slot in (I am using "•" for multiplication due to YouTube formatting)

function vector (x, y){
this.x=x;
this.y=y;
+ this.y•this.y);
}

And then calling

let v=new vector(1, 1);

Personally I prefer this way. That being said, I can remember there being an exception where this didn't cut it but I cannot remember what the situation was.

[chyavan]

"to access this value, this is why we use this". self seems so much better.

[jiandeng]

try to use ctrl+shift+v to paste the block, it will get indentation

[Ghasakable]

it's now 0:40 am-JST and I am confused, should I open my computer and follow this tutorial or watch the last episode of Game of Thrones! 
As always, thank you so much, best Python/JS tutorial channel ever.

[goodester]

I'm pretty sure that in functions this is reference to a Window object but in strict mode its value is undefined.

[ohmyshell]

Tensorflow.js... are you alluding to machine learning tutorial in javascript? I surely hope so... Thank you for your videos

[Jojo-hril]

I think the messy things are the => function, functions and (){}, if you could cover it, please.

[tiagotaquelim]

Click on Dev tols and do Ctrl + "+" to increase the font-size. (atleast on chrome is)

[boses]

I laughed at (Time stamp : 2.57) Granma speaks

[valentinfontanger]

Why are you freaking funny. Nice video by the way

[MD-vmtv]

what the os your are using and what is the best os for python programming. i am using win 10 pro