Do all methods have to be stated after all properties in JavaScript when defining objects in object literal form? I have tried voiding this idea and it seems that all properties stated afterwards are not included.
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1Something does not seem right. Show a code example that you base your conclusion on. – PM 77-1 Jun 30 '14 at 02:57
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Perhaps you messed up your braces, sticking the subsequent properties into the function body. – user2357112 Jun 30 '14 at 03:00
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Yes, I found my mistake. Thanks to you both – Jabari King Jun 30 '14 at 03:10
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Do all methods have to be stated after all properties in JavaScript when defining objects in object literal form?
No.
Object properties have a value that is either a primitive or a reference to an object. The order in which they are added, either by a literal or assignment, is irrelevant:
var obj = {
prop0: 0,
method0: function(){},
prop1: 1,
method1: function(){}
}
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