Property Lookup

Author: pktcodes

app.js

@@ -1,11 +1,14 @@
 /*
-Prototypal Inheritance Model
-Javascript uses prototypal inheritance model. That means that every constructor function/class has a prototype property that is shared by every instance of the constructor/class. So any properties and methods or prototype can be acessed by every instance. prototype property returns a object
+Property Lookup
+If child does not have ask parent
+Everything in JS is an Object
 */
 
 function Account(name, initialBalance) {
   this.name = name;
   this.balance = initialBalance;
+  this.bank = "Bank Of America";
+  //This takes precedence over proto, if not present then it will look property and methods in proto
 }
 
 Account.prototype.bank = "CHASE";
@@ -17,8 +20,11 @@ Account.prototype.deposit = function (amount) {
 const john = new Account("john", 200);
 const bob = new Account("bob", 400);
 
-john.deposit(300);
-bob.deposit(1000);
+// john.deposit(300);
+// bob.deposit(1000);
 
 console.log(john);
 console.log(bob.bank);
+
+console.log({});
+console.log([]);