JavaScript CONSTRUCTORS in 5 minutes! 🛠

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// constructor = special method for defining the
// properties and methods of objects
function Car(make, model, year, color){
this.make = make,
this.model = model,
this.year = year,
this.color = color,
this.drive = function(){console.log(`You drive the ${this.model}`)}
}
const car1 = new Car("Ford", "Mustang", 2024, "red");
const car2 = new Car("Chevrolet", "Camaro", 2025, "blue");
const car3 = new Car("Dodge", "Charger", 2026, "silver");
car1.drive();
car2.drive();
car3.drive();
console.log(car1.make);
console.log(car1.model);
console.log(car1.year);
console.log(car1.color);
console.log(car2.make);
console.log(car2.model);
console.log(car2.year);
console.log(car2.color);
console.log(car3.make);
console.log(car3.model);
console.log(car3.year);
console.log(car3.color);

[@BroCodez]

// constructor = special method for defining the
// properties and methods of objects
function Car(make, model, year, color){
this.make = make,
this.model = model,
this.year = year,
this.color = color,
this.drive = function(){console.log(`You drive the ${this.model}`)}
}
const car1 = new Car("Ford", "Mustang", 2024, "red");
const car2 = new Car("Chevrolet", "Camaro", 2025, "blue");
const car3 = new Car("Dodge", "Charger", 2026, "silver");
console.log(car1.make);
console.log(car1.model);
console.log(car1.year);
console.log(car1.color);
console.log(car2.make);
console.log(car2.model);
console.log(car2.year);
console.log(car2.color);
console.log(car3.make);
console.log(car3.model);
console.log(car3.year);
console.log(car3.color);
car1.drive();
car2.drive();
car3.drive();

[@amitd1572]

Well explained. Possibly one of few videos to cover it so well.

[@michellegutierrez4690]

Thank you for sharing it! It was easy to understand ! Keep up the good work!

[@jakobo5521]

Simple as that. This is what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!

[@bamidelekarimu1218]

Thanks for taking the time to share this. Very explicit; it was so difficult tfor me to understand this term. Now it's clear to me; thanks indeed.

[@Sunny-uk5fz]

This was super helpful. Thanks Bro!

[@RedHeadphones]

dude, i love your videos, you wont believe how much better you taught me javascript than those 12 hour courses

[@RABWA333]

thanks a lot, quite clear

[@tomlaskar4226]

Thank you.

[@lunasoleil2827]

Very helpful video

[@GameEdrin]

Thanks brother

[@osmane888]

thanks a lot dude ! Your videos already helped me understand some SQL concepts (that i needed for my classes) and now you helped me with that concept. Your explainations are crystal clear because it's explained in simple words and are exhaustive, so thanks !

[@hmed-Albably]

creative as usual

[@JuliusIkebiagbo]

please which software do you use for screen recording?

[@SupraYoungblood]

Is there a reason why you did not use ES6 Class Constructor?

[@GordonChao0508]

Does JavaScript constructor method similar with Python “self” method?

[@user-cz5pp8hw9b]

Hii sir,
Which JAVA version is best for beginners -> JAVA 17 or JAVA 21 in 2023

[@banjoller]

pls make tut in node.js

[@manoelribeiro8310]

Bro can you teach us Laravel pls?🥺

[@EledeRR]

When you say "I gotta explain constructers" it sounds like you're being forced

[@szymonpiechutowski2340]

Hahaha, we are so dumb that he has to

[@BroCodez]

send help!

[@szymonpiechutowski2340]

Did you use a function to create Car because the only other way to create a template for an object is class?

[@BroCodez]

I talk about classes in the next video

[@jayroche135]

I can't get over... "this." Pun very intended... but seriously... why do we have to set "this.year = year"
"this.model=model"
Like... I am not understanding that...

[@holy_shushcabin3716]

Nice pun. this. is also seen in C++ (this->), and it helps when you don’t want to come up with a name for a parameter (which is one of the hardest feats in programming). this. also refers to the current instance of the class or object.

[@WitchDimension]

The way people break down constructors is very onfusing