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Object-Oriented JavaScript: Using the “Prototype” Property
In this second part of this series, Alejandro Gervasio shows the correct implementation of the "Prototype" property, and how to use it to apply inheritance to many objects of the same family type.
Read the full article here: Object-Oriented javascript: Using the “Prototype” Property For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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