Javascript is very powerful prototype based language. Although it is not a full blown OOP language like Java but it is an object based language. 

Lets start Object Oriented Programming in Javascript

Simplest class:

function myFirstClass() {
}

var myObject = new myFirstClass();
myObject.someProperty = "This is value 1";
alert(myObject.someProperty);

We can create another instance of myFirstClass like this:

var anotherObject = new myFirstClass();
anotherObject.someProperty = "This is property of another class";

Lets take the property to the definition of our class

function myFirstClass(property1) {
	this.someProperty = property1;
}

var myObject = new myFirstClass("Hello World!");
alert(myObject.someProperty);

Now we will introduce some methods of our class

function method1_myFirstClass() {
	alert("This is method 1 of my first class");
}

function myFirstClass(property1) {
	this.someProperty = property1;
	this.method1 = method1_myFirstClass;
}

var myObject = new myFirstClass("Hello World!");
myObject.method1();

Now we will write it within our class definition

function myFirstClass(property1) {
	this.someProperty = property1;
	this.method1 = function() {
		alert("This is method 1 of my first class");
	};
}

var myObject = new myFirstClass("Hello World!");
myObject.method1();

Now we have seen a new way of writing functions. Why not write our class in this way too.

var myFirstClass = function(property1) {
	this.someProperty = property1;
	this.method1 = function() {
		alert("This is method 1 of my first class");
	};
}

var myObject = new myFirstClass("Hello World!");
myObject.method1();

I will share advanced features related to OOP javascript in my coming posts. 

Stay tuned!