What's the difference between functions and methods in JavaScript?

What do method calls look like in JavaScript?

What's the difference between methods and functions?

In this video I take a look at methods in JavaScript

[kuldeepgupta]

Trust me !!
the way you explained you killed it ! Good Job

[apixel-rj]

Thank you! This was a great explanation! I'll definitly be watching more of your videos.

[chrisbird]

This is such a great explanation! Thank you so much, this helped a bunch!

[Sagex]

Damn this explanation is top notch....best out there. Thanks

[calmwinds]

Imho, I found your explanation of this to be more thorough than Mosh's explanation. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I see that you have 169 subscribers and given the quality of this video that is unfortunate. Subscribed to show my appreciation and to hopefully encourage to continue with the YouTube grind. Once again, thank you.

[derrickdavis]

This video was properly done. Love it. Subscribed!

[Rolfikv]

Thanks man, the only clear explanation out there

[DigitalPlacebo]

Great explanation of .this and methods vs functions

[aleksanderorowski]

Awsome Marek! Thanks for this explanation. You should teach on university or something, you got talent!

[Noone-]

Thanks a bunch... out of topic, what software do you use to record your screen?

[maximk]

why do we need methods in classes? Can't we just use separate functions to do what we need..?

[chiang_tzu_hsien]

Thank for your teaching!!!! It helps me a lot! especially with illustrations!!
May I know if you have online courses in Udemy or else in 2022?
Thanks again!!!!

[ellisiverdavid]

May I know if you also have online courses?
You did so well in your explanation here and this made me very eager to learn more from you.
Thanks again for still helping us in 2021!

[dannyvista]

Please make more video about javascript.

[teenytinytoons]

His computer handwriting is better than my real life handwriting. Lol.

[CathrineMacNiel]

have you checked your assumption of "this" being the reference to the properties parent? because this is not the case. in your case at 9:12 would call getArea() on undefined, as `this` context is not defined. in 11:29 you copy over a function to an object so the context is clear again. furthermore you can assign `this` context to functions even if you would call it on another object with using `bind` and `call`.

[awesomefacts]

I'm learning C# currently, and this info is really useful for understanding the differences between methods and fucntions, but I'm just wondering if alot of this is javascript specific, or if its universal.

The bit where he puts a method into a constant confused me lol

Edit: Just watched the whole video

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