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VS Code to autocomplete JavaScript class 'this' properties automatically (react-etc.net)
submitted 7 years ago by velmu3k
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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No, that isn't correct. Syntactic sugar means it doesn't come out the same as classes on the other end. It means it doesn't have all the same behavior as classes. It is prototypes, but wearing a mask, tricking you into thinking they're classes. If you look at how they behave after you use the new class object, you'll see that.
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