A Brief Discussion on the Implementation of JavaScript Inheritance and the Writing of Public, Private, and Static Methods

I studied the implementation of JS inheritance today when I had nothing to do, and here ishtmlSource code:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Implementation of JS Class Inheritance</title>/title>
<script type="text/JavaScript">
//Define the superclass and public, private, static properties and methods
function parent() {
var pname = "private";//Private property
var pfun = function() {//Private method
console.log("Calling a private method of the class");
}
this.getName = function(name) {//public method
this.name = name;//public property
return pname+"private property+public property+this.name+"invoke the class's public method";
}
}
//Define static properties and methods
parent.staticPro = "static property";
parent.staticFun = function(){
var str = "invoke class's static function";
return str;
}
//method1 prototype chain inheritance
function childOne(){};
childOne.prototype = new parent();
//method2 call/apply inheritance
function childTwo(){
parent.call(this);
}
function init(){
var c1 = new childOne();
console.log(c1.getName("child1"));//
console.log(c1.name);
var c2 = new childTwo();
console.log(c2.getName("child2"));
console.log(c2.name);
console.log(parent.staticPro);
console.log(parent.staticFun());
 }
</script>
</head>
<body onload="init();">
<header>Page Header</header>/header>
</body>
</html>

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