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Javascript OOP - Example of inheritance with closure (module pattern)

//This is just wrapper function! Not a constructor! It's sole purpose is to provide

//closure for hiding private members. Module?

function Vehicle(type, registration){

//Private members

var defaultType = 'car';

var calcRegistration = function (registration){

return registration ? 'REG-'+registration : 'REG-UNKNOWN';

}

//(Public) Constructor

function Vehicle(type, registration){

this.Type = type || defaultType;

this.Registration = calcRegistration(registration);

}

//Public method

Vehicle.prototype.DumpData = function(){

console.log(this.Type,' ',this.Registration);

}

//object instantiation using constructor and provided params

return new Vehicle(type, registration);

}

function Bus(type, registration, passengers){

function Bus(type, registration, passengers){

//Call base constructor with params

Vehicle.call(this,type,registration);

this.Passengers = passengers;

this.Driver = "";

}

//Inherit methods from prototype of Parent

Bus.prototype = new Vehicle(type, registration, passengers);

//Revert to child constructor

Bus.prototype.constructor = Bus;

//Create new method on child prototype

//Note! Parent method DumpData is inheried/exists on child->prototype->prototoype

Bus.prototype.AssignDriver = function(){

if (this.Passengers>30)

{

this.Driver= "Jack";

}

else

{

this.Driver = "Jenny";

}

}

return new Bus(type, registration, passengers);

}

//new is not needed since Bus function is used to create instance.

var cityBus = new Bus('bus','ZZX23-1',10);

cityBus.AssignDriver();

console.log(cityBus);

var fordTransit = Vehicle('van','');

console.log(fordTransit);

fordTransit.DumpData();