JavaScript OOP Crash Course (ES5 & ES6)

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God bless you Traversy

I loved every bit of this, Really learnt a lot. A great course for beginners

Watched in 2023. Thanks Brad!

Love you Brad sir from Pakistan ❤❤

The love i Feel for You It's so much that I could cry

This is beyond a life saver and helpful, Brad, thank you!

Thank you very much Traversy Media <3

very clear and neat, thanks!

Cheers mate

Where is the Github link?

Wish you all the goodness in the world 🙏❤

Thank you

As I observe your teaching style, Brad, I become more and more convinced that teaching is not a career suitable for everyone. But, it is evident that you were specifically designed for this purpose. Your ability to articulate complex ideas in a clear and effective manner is truly remarkable, enabling anyone to grasp the concepts easily.

At about 19 minutes in you're writing prototype methods (getAge and getSummary). When doing this, I wrote them as arrow functions and my properties were returned as undefined. Any explanation why the arrow function does this?

WHO IS DOE GUYS??

the prototype method with revising was really useful, thanks homie

Thanks a lot brad for this crash course

Your awesome man !

Thank you Traversy, learned alot from you

You friggin rock!

I love what you said in the last minute of this video!! you are the best Brad

Very helpful on my journey to learn!! Thank you for such an awesome video explaining what's going on under the hood.

Struggling with these oop but love seeing errors even the slightest from people who have been in this for a long time. Very humbling

Great explanation. Enjoyed your comments regarding know-it-alls (Arrogant P**cks) at the end of the video, can't stand them either. I know this video is 4 years old, but still relevant. Thank you.

Brad, I really appreciate you!!🤛🏽

awesome !!!

Thank you so much! Learned a lot from you!

what if i wanted only the subclass to have a particular method, how can i do that?

I never thought I would be able to understand classes this simple , I highly appreciate your effort .

Really awesome content. Very informative and direct to the point. With regards to using classes, how should we define private variables and functions?

Great teacher bless you, Is there anyway I can get the code files ?

could anyone please.. for the love of code... help me out. ive been using a version of javascript from a website called codehs, which claims to be using ES5 javascript, whenever i look it up online to try and assist with a game im trying to develope with said language i get a ton of nothing and the code always seems different than mine, like i use println("words"); to display text in the console whereas everyone else uses console.log and when creating graphics ( circles, rectangles, triangles) i use
" Var circle = new Circle(radius); "
" circle.setPosition(x, y); "
" circle.setColor(color); "
" add(circle); "
is there some reason all of these languages mentioned and being used are different from my language and if so would switching over to one of the more popular languages just be a slight twist on this one that i could get used to seeing ive already learned a good bit about this one?

ES6 classes and subclasses had almost similar syntax like that in Java 7/8 version....so one similarity finally found here!!

Really nice examples!!!! Thank you for the everything you did

THANKS MAN! I needed this for JS sentax.

thanks bro, loved it

I bought your angular course in udemy and need something on OOP here. Thanks, great explanation!

It was nice to hear a bit of anger towards arrogant pr%$ks. 😀👍

Wonderful course!!. The concepts were thoroughly explained using a simple and detailed approach. Thanks so much

Great Brad....

You make things very understandable

Thanks so much for this vid bro! I was really struggling to uderstand the difference and reason behind object literals, constructors and classes. I understood classes from Python and the JS OOP chapter made me feel super dumb, and I got frustrated because it shouldn't be that hard. You cleared things up for me a lot.
It's really cool that you're like a regular dude, some other tech guys are too geeky to relate to, so it helps me a lot seeing what you've able to learn and achieve!

tbh this is gold