How to inherit a Javascript class?

There is no such thing as classes or object-oriented programming when it come to Javascript.

Are you sure you didn’t mean Java?

Java is a full programming language, developed by Sun. Javascript is a scripting language that runs in your webbrowser, used to do thing like change the background color when you hover your mouse over a certain image.

Yes, I am quite sure that It’s javascript what I am talking about.

There is something called prototype that I have seen in javascript code, and also namespaces, but I don’t know the exact implementation.

Hi, @rchamorro, welcome to Fluther!

A couple of different possibilities for “prototype”.

1)
The prototype object of JavaScript
The prototype object of JavaScript, introduced starting in JavaScript 1.1, is a prebuilt object that simplifies the process of adding custom properties/ methods to all instances of an object.

2)
Prototype
Prototype is a JavaScript Framework that aims to ease development of dynamic web applications. Featuring a unique, easy-to-use toolkit for class-driven development and the nicest Ajax library around…

Actually, JavaScript does have classes and OOP. @MrItty was incorrect above.

There is a quick answer to the question here.

Also interesting is the short web page article ’’Classical Inheritance in JavaScript’’ which shows a nice system for working with classes.

There are plenty of articles available via a Google search (for “javascript class inheritance” for example).