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** SCJP 5.0 84% **
** SCWCD 1.5 76% **
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Chrix Wu wrote:in this example, prototype properties act like static properties in java, that is , all objects share the same property.
Bear Bibeault wrote:
Chrix Wu wrote:in this example, prototype properties act like static properties in java, that is , all objects share the same property.
No, that's not the correct way to think of the prototype.
Conceptually, it's more like setting a bunch of instance variables the same way in the constructor. Once the variables are set into an instance, they belong only to that instance and can be changed individually.
That's conceptually, the actual implementation is a bit more complex. But you should probably just get familiar with the concept first.
** SCJP 5.0 84% **
** SCWCD 1.5 76% **
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