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• OOPS in JavaScript: 27-Introducing (nested or) sub-namespaces

  How to define a namespace inside another namespace (nested or sub-namespace) in JavaScript

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 26-A simple way to define Namespace

  Demonstrates a simple way to define a namespace to hold functions (separated from other libraries)

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 25-Calling Base Methods during JavaScript Inheritance

  How to call base class methods in JavaScript when using prototype inheritance.

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 24-Overriding Methods in JavaScript (using prototype)

  How to override methods in JavaScript using "prototype"

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 23-Simple Inheritance in JavaScript (using prototype)

  How to implement Simple Inheritance using JavaScript (using Prototype)

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 22-Override methods in JavaScript

  How to override methods in JavaScript (without using "Prototype")

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 21-Simple Inheritance in JavaScript

  Demonstrates on implementing a simple inheritance in JavaScript without using "prototype".

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 20-How to use "Apply" method in JavaScript

  Demonstrates on using "Apply" method using JavaScript

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 19-How to use "call" method with parameters

  How to use "call" method in JavaScript with parameters.

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 18-How to use "call" method in JavaScript

  Demonstrates on using "call" method in JavaScript

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 17-Advantage of adding methods to prototype

  Demonstrates the advantage of adding members to "prototype" in JavaScript

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 16-Introducing "Prototype" in JavaScript

  How to add methods/properties to an already existing structure (or class) using "Prototype"

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 15-Dynamic properties will not affect other objects

  Adding/removing properties at run-time for an object will not affect other objects (even if they are from the same type)

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 14-Add or Delete properties dynamically

  How to add or delete properties to an object dynamically (at run time)

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 13-Define nested objects using constructor functions

  How define, instantiate and access nested objects using constructor functions

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 12-Working with nested objects

  How define and access nested classes/objects (from parent objects)

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 11-Working with Public and Private members

  How to declare and work with Public and Private members using a JavaScript class

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 10-Executing methods in a chained manner

  How to chain methods (in objects) while executing the methods in a single statement

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 09-Array of Objects

  How to declare, define and initialize an array of object and how to traverse/parse through the same

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• OOPS in JavaScript: 08-Methods returning objects

  How to define methods which return objects in JavaScript (using constructor functions)

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