In JavaScript there are 3 ways you can create an Object. Examples as below,
var object1 =
{
name: "Zack",
age: 35
}
console.log("Object 1 Name: "+object1.name);
var object2 = new Object();
object2.name = "Zack";
object2.age = 35;
console.log("Object 2 Name: "+object2.name);
function Object3(name, age)
{
this.name = name;
this.age = age;
this.getName =function () {
return this.name;
}
}
var object3 = new Object3("Zack", 35)
console.log("Object 3 Name: "+object3.getName());
object1.sex = "male";
object2.sex = "male";
Object3.sex = "male";// Value will be undefined for the Object
//Object3.prototype.sex = "male";
console.log("Object 1: "+ object1.sex);
console.log("Object 2: "+ object2.sex);
console.log("Object 3: "+ object3.sex);
The 3rd Type of Object is the most used type, since it is highly reusable.
