/*
All texts and infos I have taken from:
'JavaScript: The Good Parts' by Douglas Crockford
*/
// there are four invocation patterns:
// method invocation pattern
// function invocation pattern
// constructor invocation pattern
// apply invocation pattern
// the difference is how the hidden parameter this is handled
// >> constructor invocation pattern <<
// since JS is a prototypal language, it means objects can inherit
// properties directly from other objects
// they get a hidden link to the prototype
// if a function is invoked with new prefix, then a new object
// will be created
// using this style here is not recomended
var Quo = function Quo (string) {
this.status = string;
};
Quo.prototype.get_status = function get_status() {
return this.status;
};
var myQuo = new Quo("confused");
console.log(myQuo);
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