Simply explanation

Question

Can someone explain this very easily? I don't get that topic..

Answer 1

@Jamie:

You're mostly right, in theory...

Javascript object model initially doesn't provide 'class' built-in structure, as object implementation in it was based on prototype paradigm (which is another way to think OO, not so different in finality). Only very recent version of specification have added a 'class' keyword to use more easily class paradigm, but quite simulated through prototype implementation ^^

@Elias Fzada:

Shortener, think methods are function linked specifically to an object, and called with reference to it.

Answer 2

'Blueprint' is the plan/scheme/layout (used to build the object)

Answer 3

Consider that a class is the model (prototype, but I guess this will confused you much more :P) of the future created ones. The original object that you duplicate to make others of same model ^^

Answer 4

Method: a function within a Class.

Class: Blueprint for an object.

Object: Instance of a Class pointed to by a variable.

(At least in most OO languages, feel free to correct me on js, I'm not a web dev)

Answer 5

@ visph: Ah, you learn something new every day.

Answer 6

Okay guys thanks you but what do you mean by "blueprint"?

Answer 7

Didn't get the answer... Got an example?