Prototype-based Objects
Since JScript is an object-oriented programming language, it supports the definition of custom constructor functions and inheritance. Constructor functions (also called constructors) provide the ability to design and implement your own prototype-based objects. Inheritance allows prototype-based objects to share a common set of properties and methods that can be dynamically added or removed.
In many cases, the class-based objects should be used instead of prototype-based objects. Class-based objects can be passed to methods written in other .NET Framework languages. Furthermore, class-based objects provide type safety and produce efficient code.
In This Section
Creating Your Own Objects with Constructor Functions
Explains how to use constructor functions to create objects with properties and methods.Advanced Object Creation (Visual Studio - JScript)
Illustrates how to use inheritance to add a common set of properties and methods to objects created with a given constructor function.
Related Sections
JScript Objects
Includes links to topics that explain the syntax and uses of the intrinsic JScript objects.Class-based Objects
Provides a guide to using the JScript class-based object model and describes how to define classes (with methods, fields, and properties), how to define a class that inherits from another class, and how to define expando classes.JScript Reference
Lists elements that compose JScript Language Reference and links to topics that explain the details behind the proper use of language elements.