JavaScript Classes

Question

I understand basic JavaScript pseudo-classes:

function Foo(bar) {
    this._bar = bar;
}

Foo.prototype.getBar = function() {
    return this._bar;
};

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Answer 1

Javascript is certainly OOP. You always have polymorphism, however you have to sacrifice either encapsulation or instantiation which is the problem you ran into.

Try this to just brush up on your options. http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/make_oop_classes_in_javascript/ Also an old question that I had bookmarked: Is JavaScript object-oriented?