Object Oriented JavaScript Tutorial #6 - Class Methods

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[Cho]

Wow! Now I can understand what I have always seen on the console in the Chrome browser! Thank

[kishorenaidu]

Yeah, finally i got main difference between objects and classes

[johnnygarces]

great video! just a question- what if you had to instantiate 100 users, or 1, 000... Is there a looping structure that you'd have to utilize along with the class constructor? thank you!

[kalpeshkembale]

You just explained a ocean into a lake great video keep it up

[bogomilstoynov]

If I understood correctly, properties inside the constructor() are specific to each object while properties outside the constructor() are essentially inside of the object prototype property?

[JumperRuby]

Which theme do you use in vs code? Because it looks really nice.

[spooky_zoo]

Class / constructor syntax highlighting for Sublime Text 2. Any recommendations? Great vids, thanks.

[rubitiara]

console.log(this.email, ' just logged in'); --> why there is a ", " comma after this.email ? :)

[yadude]

are classes still used in JavaScript ? hasn't everything shifted to being function based now?

[__shaikmalikbasha__]

Great explanation bro..

Well explained..

[zakariazahidi]

what different between this

function personne(name, prenome, login)
{
this.name=name;
this.prenome=prenome;
this.login=function()
{
console.log(this.name);
}
}
var zakaria=new personne("zakaria", "zahidi");
console.log(zakaria.name);


and this


class personne
{
constructor(name, prenome){
this.name= name;
this.prenome = prenome;

}
login()
{
console.log(this.name);
}
}

[johnthompson]

how about we want to have math operator in class

[techwithshudarsan]

How to pass arguments to those functions?

[asaduzzaman]

hey please give a real example after complete this ooj series as soon as possible

[norbidrake]

Why putting methods outside of constructor class ??

[enockoloo]

at tutorial#6: why am i getting "undefined" ---> undefined 'Just logged out'

[proatbilliards]

thanks for explaining the meta course does a horrible job explaining classes most of it is reading. i hate reading

[pesantrenalhilalbandung]

can i call you "senpai" ? (>v<)

[stefan]

You didn't declare email and name as a global variables in the class, but you could refer and set this variables in the constructor. This is stupid feature and a bad practice in my opinion, these variables should be undefined. Why poeple who worked on ES6 make this posible and automatic, I don't know, but, in my opinion, it's dumb and a bad practice. If they introduce classes they should do it properly.