Vue is a relatively important method. It is a method that can define properties in an object. It is more flexible than objects directly defined in an object.
The properties in the object are defined directly as follows:
let person = { name:'Zhang San', address:'Guangdong', age:12, }
You can directly add properties to the above object, as shown below:
(person,'age',{ enumerable:true,//Whether the properties of this object can be traversed, the default is false writable:true,//Whether this property can be modified, the default is false configurable:false,//Whether this property can be deleted, the default is false })
If the attribute is defined using the above method, the attributes can become more flexible and changeable.
let number = 13; (person,'age',{ // enumerable:true, // writable:true, // configurable:false, get:function(){ ("Someone is reading the value of this property"); return number; }, set:function(value){ ("Someone is modifying the value of this property"); number = value; } })
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