I am wondering whats the difference between inheritFrom and the prototype when defining inheritance in Javascript.
function classA{}
classA.name="abc";
classA.functionName=function(){
alert("Function Name Alert");
}
function classB{ }
Whats the difference in the below codes?
classB.prototype=classA();
and
classB.prototype.inheritFrom(classA);
B.prototype.inheritFrom(A)
is not standard JavaScript, whereas B.prototype = new A
is standard JavaScript. I suggest learning the ins and outs of JavaScript and embracing the prototype. You'll be better off for knowing it. It's really not too difficult:
function A(){}
function B(){}
B.prototype = new A;
b = new B;
console.log(b instanceof B, b instanceof A);
//-> true, true