#class syntax

[clonecoding-en]

JavaScript Class Syntax and Object-Oriented Programming Essentials

This article provides a comprehensive overview of JavaScript's class syntax and its various features introduced in ES6 (ES2015). It emphasizes the shift from the traditional function and prototype-based object-oriented programming to the more intuitive and structured class-based approach. The article covers key concepts such as class declaration, constructor methods for initialization, method definitions, instance methods, static methods, inheritance, method overriding, access modifiers, getter and setter methods, and static members.

By explaining the rationale behind using classes and highlighting their advantages, the article helps readers understand how class syntax in JavaScript enhances code organization, reusability, and modularity. It clarifies the distinction between instance methods and static methods, making it easier for developers to grasp their appropriate use cases. Furthermore, the article offers insights into inheritance and method overriding, providing practical examples to demonstrate how class relationships can be established.

In addition, the article delves into advanced topics such as access modifiers, getter and setter methods, and static members, shedding light on encapsulation and shared behavior in classes. Overall, the article equips developers with a solid foundation for utilizing class-based object-oriented programming in JavaScript effectively.

[amazingdeadfish]

Who won teacher of the year?

If we are talking about LMK Highschool Teacher AU?

Mr Sun (Wukong). By a long shot. He wins the hypothetical award every year. Macaque of course always comes bitter second.

And now I'll use this ask as an excuse to introduce two more teachers to the AU

Continuation from here:

[iolesbookshelf]

Sirius: [rambling in French]

Remus: [rolls eyes] Je te deteste*

Sirius: SINCE WHEN DO YOU SPEAK FRENCH??

Remus: oh I took some classes a while back. I don’t speak much, just the basics, you know, Je te deteste, Tu es merde**.

Sirius: Wow. Thanks.

Remus: Je fais ta mère***

Sirius: WOAH THERE

*I hate you

**You are shit

***I’m doing your mom

[apis-vergilii]

I’m drawn back again and again to Petrarca because of the way he constructs his identity out of fragments of the authors he loves and knows himself to be a mere shadow of. The way you can watch him imitate and emulate and reference so consciously, so self-consciously it becomes almost a deeply meta piece of performance art about the nature of literature and philosophy. The way you can watch him put on quotations like armor, whenever he gets into an overwhelming or too-personal subject he immediately reaches for someone else’s words, or style, or form. The way that’s the most relatable fucking thing in the world to someone also constructing their mind out of other people’s poetry and also learning Latin as a foreign language…

In this case he’s put on his Marcus Tullius fanboy hat and dragged a verb so comically far from its object in the very first line of a letter that it flawlessly illustrates the other reason I love him so much - because of all my beloved poets and scholars, he’s the most fun to verbally abuse in the margins.

[momokatzetzgo]

Guys I like kinda need to be good at the deciphering system in Homicipher because I am straight a linguistics major; like if the monster dating simulator game defeats me through its use of intermixing SOV and SVO then I am COOKED for my syntax exam

[pyjamacryptid]

I’m trying soooo hard not to rant to my friends about unfortunately common writing conceptions but I remember that I was once studying to become a literal editor, so I feel justified for a second, and then I’m back to staying my hand because this soap box feels like a face reveal! The face of pretension!!!! Lmao!!!

[msharkness]

i've spent 1.5 years studying and achieving a level of C/C++ literacy to go to a class, which is really cool, basis of machine learning and genetic based algorithms and i am a sucker for biology but we're applying those in python. what sucks is that now my brain and hands literally itch to put semicolons and curly brackets and indent the code to my needs and implement methods and functions when python doesn't even use those :( and now i can do more powerful things but the code looks like we've just discovered how to paint caves with our fingers

[coquelicoq]

« On fait une pause ? lance Albain en reposant sur le sol perceuse et chevilles. [...] » (Tout le bleu du ciel, ch 23, p 615)

okay now i'm in my drafts and finding the sentences from other books that i couldn't figure out and OHHHHH i think i just got it. en reposant, sur le sol, la perceuse et les chevilles? is that what this means? have mercy. for the longest time i was like, sol perceuse? is that some kind of jackhammer that's not in any dictionaries? and why isn't it hyphenated? and what's the deal with et chevilles? but all along she was just dropping articles. i need those articles!!

[waitineedaname]

for some reason the intro to phonology and syntax classes for grad students are also the advanced phonology and syntax classes for undergrads, which means the professors are spouting off dense syntactical theory to undergrads who have already taken the intro class with them, meanwhile there's six of us grad students sitting to the side staring at each other like this

[lucile-frenchfornerds]

People when you try to speak French:

If this sometimes happens, it's likely because you're not using the PROPER French!

Cause yeah, there are different kinds of French. I know it's weird, but bear with me !

Basically, there's a whole lot of ways to say the same thing, depending on who you're talking to and what the context is.

Like, if you go to the bakery, you're gonna say something like "Je voudrais un pain au chocolat, s'il vous plaît".

If you're asking a friend, you'll sound more like "Tu me passes un pain au chocolat steplait ?"

And if you're asking your sibling, then it's even something like "Vas y passe moi un pain au choco (steplait)"

That's what we call niveaux de langue, and it's super important to know them, to be able to use them at the right time with the right people !

If you wanna learn more about French, follow me ✨️

[clonecoding-en]

JavaScript Class Syntax and Object-Oriented Programming Essentials

This article provides a comprehensive overview of JavaScript's class syntax and its various features introduced in ES6 (ES2015). It emphasizes the shift from the traditional function and prototype-based object-oriented programming to the more intuitive and structured class-based approach. The article covers key concepts such as class declaration, constructor methods for initialization, method definitions, instance methods, static methods, inheritance, method overriding, access modifiers, getter and setter methods, and static members.

By explaining the rationale behind using classes and highlighting their advantages, the article helps readers understand how class syntax in JavaScript enhances code organization, reusability, and modularity. It clarifies the distinction between instance methods and static methods, making it easier for developers to grasp their appropriate use cases. Furthermore, the article offers insights into inheritance and method overriding, providing practical examples to demonstrate how class relationships can be established.

In addition, the article delves into advanced topics such as access modifiers, getter and setter methods, and static members, shedding light on encapsulation and shared behavior in classes. Overall, the article equips developers with a solid foundation for utilizing class-based object-oriented programming in JavaScript effectively.

[alpineig]

Various syntax trees for my structure of romance languages classes. Uhhh studyblr or something

but in all truth this class has been very interesting and I'll miss it very much.

[yixiangs]

my cousin stopped me mid yapfest while we were on call to ask what the name of hybe labels japan's boy group formed through the audition show &audition the howling was for the quiz she was doing. i need to sign up for this class next term bc the SPEED with which i answered that question is something that could never be replicated in any class ive ever taken

[sucremedy]

shit my syntax professor said, pt. 4

the final. going through this document for the first time i can remember in... 3 years, has genuinely been a treat. 1 / 2 / 3 / 4

"freshmen are people too."

"i'm gonna make them wait. it's part of the sadism."

"a shit ton, as we say technically."

"this is what i learned in therapy-- that you have to love yourself before you can love."

"i made my therapist despair."

"my real goal is not to teach you syntax, but to partner you up, if not with future lovers, then with future friends."

"i was a super dude"

"that's what i imagine how satan-- he or she or they-- will sound when they come to collect me."

"they're very steampunk, those lucifers."

"ooo child--"

"that big honker of a DP"

"is it a celebration? because i have a shaker of martinis waiting for 11 o'clock."

"if i had 2 daughters i would turn them against each other because i would stand no chance."

[zeetheartist0-0]

me up in here doing random shit

[dideki]

also today me and an exchange student i became tentative but earnest friends with over the semester realised we're probably never going to see each other again it's all so strange how quickly you can start missing people