ES6 Classes

There are three concepts in Object-Oriented Programming Object, Class, and Methods. ES6 JavaScript supports Object-Oriented programming components. 

• Object: A real-time object entity means the presentation of any entity in real-time.
• Class: It is the before the plan of creating any objects which is known as the blueprint of any objects which you want to create.
• Methods: It communicates between the objects.

The class contains the Constructors and Functions. The Constructors take responsibility for allocating memory for the objects of the class. The function takes responsibility of the action of the objects. Combing these two Constructor and Functions to make the Class. 

In the ES6 to create any class, you need to use the class keyword.

Syntax: Declaring Class: 

class Class_name { 
}

Class Expressions: 

var var_name = new Class_name { 
}

The below example will illustrate the ES6 Classes:

Example: This example shows the use of ES6 classes.

Class inheritance: The ES6 Class supports the inheritance. Inheritance has the courage to create entities from existing entities. There are two types of Class in ES6: 

• parent class/super class: The class extended to create new class are known as a parent class or super class.
• child/sub classes: The class are newly created are known as child or sub class. Sub class inherit all the properties from parent class except constructor

Syntax:

class child_name extends parent_name

Example: This example shows the inheritance in classes. 

Inheritance divided into three types: 

• Single Inheritance: Every class can be extend from one parent class.
• Multiple Inheritance: A class can inherit from multiple classes. ES6 doesn’t support multiple inheritance.
• Multi-level Inheritance: A class can inherit from another class (via) which inherit from the parent class. 

class Child extends Root
class Leaf extends Child 
// So the leaf extends root indirectly

Super Keyword: This keyword helps child class to invoke the parent class data. 

super.object

Example: This example shows the use of the super keyword in ES6.

Output:

This doPrint() from Parent called.
This doPrint() is printing a string.