We know JavaScript class is based on prototype, but can someone explain how
different it is than the legacy class in other languages such as Java, Python, C#, PHP, etc. Don’t those languages search properties and methods from a base class (/super class /parent class /prototype, whatever you call it)?
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We know JavaScript class is based on prototype, but can someone explain how
different it is than the legacy class in other languages such as Java, Python, C#, PHP, etc. Don’t those languages search properties and methods from a base class (/super class /parent class /prototype, whatever you call it)?