Javascript Class

accesor.js

var visitor = new customer("visitor", "vistor@gmail.com");
console.log(visitor["name"]); // will log "vistor"
console.log(visitor.Name);

class.js

var Customer = function(customerName, customerEmail) {
    this.name = customerName;
    this.email = customerEmail;
    this.send=function(){
      //send a mail using the this.email;
    }
};

dynamic.cs

dynamic visitor=new customer("visitor", "vistor@gmail.com");
visitor.getEmail=()=>{return this.email};

extend.js

var customer = function (customerName, customerEmail) {
    this.name = customerName;
    this.email = customerEmail;

    this.fn = customer.prototype;

    this.extend = function (obj) {
        for (var i in obj) {
            customer[i]=obj[i]
        }
    };
     this.Include = function (obj) {
        for (var i in obj) {
            this.fn[i] = obj[i]
        }
    }
}; 

var visitor = new customer("visitor", "vistor@gmail.com");
vistor.extend({
    getEmail: function () {
        return this.email;
    }
});

include.js

vistor.Include({
    getEmail: function () {
        return this.email;
    }
});

Instance.js

var vistor = new customer("vistor", "vistor@gmail.com");
console.log(vistor.name) // this is not a private variable. ooch!!

objectextension.js

var visitor = new customer("visitor", "vistor@gmail.com");
visitor.getEmail=function(){
	return this.email;
}

privateClass.js

var Customer = function(customerName, customerEmail) {
    var name = customerName;
    var email = customerEmail;
    this.send=function(){
      //send a mail using the this.email;
    }
};

prototype.js

var Customer = function(customerName, customerEmail) {
    var name = customerName;
    var email = customerEmail;
    this.send=function(){
      //send a mail using the this.email;
    }
};

customer.prototype.getEMail=function(id){
    return this.email;
};