JavaScript is a strong object-oriented language that supports adding properties and methods after creating an instance. Although it is a small trick, it is easy to forget when using it. I wrote a small example today and recorded it here for reference only. .
function MyClass() { //This function is same as a constructer alert("New Object Created"); } //Creating Object var MyObject = new MyClass (); NewObject.prototype = { //Adding Method named "MyMethod" MyMethod: function(){alert("My Method");} , //Adding property named "MyProperty" MyProperty: "My Property" } //Calling Method MyObject.MyMethod(); //Assigning Property MyObject.MyProperty = "My Property Value changed";