A brief discussion on the static properties and prototype properties of Javascript

The article introduces you to an example of Javascript's static methods and prototype methods. If you don't understand Javascript's static methods and prototype methods, you can take a look with the editor. A piece of code to understand static methods and instance methods:

    &lt;script&gt;
    //Object constructor    function Atest(name){
      //Private attributes can only be used inside object constructor      var className = "Atest";
      //Public attributes, called after object instantiation       = name;
      //Object method       = function(){
        alert();
        alert(());//The method used to expand the prototype method can be used inside the class        alert();//Properties expanded using prototype methods can be used inside the class        alert();//The format of static attributes is [Object.static attributes]      }
    }
    //Class method (actually a static method is called directly) Location: External of Person class Syntax format: class name. Method name = function([parameter...]){ statement line; }     = function(){
      alert("I am a class method Run");
    }
 
 
    //Prototype method     = function(){
      alert("My name is:"+);//If the prototype method is called directly as a static method, it cannot be called    }
 
    //Public static properties outside the class     = 20;//Public static attributes cannot be used [this.properties], only [Object.properties] call 
    //Prototype attributes are used as attributes inside the class [this.prototype attributes], or as public static attributes [object.prototype.prototype attributes]     = "male";
 
    (); //The class method is also a static method, and you can use [Object.static method()]    ();//When a prototype method is used as a static method [Object.prototype.Method()]    alert();//When used as a static property [Object.prototype.Method()]    var a = new Atest("zhangsan");//Object methods and prototype methods need to be instantiated before they can be used    ();//Object method must instantiate the object    ();//The prototype method must instantiate the object    alert()://Error, public static attributes can only be called using [Object.Properties] 
    //ps: Try to define the method as a prototype method. The prototype method avoids the construction of attributes or methods every time the constructor is called, saving space and creating objects quickly.  &lt;/script&gt;