Memory concern with a Class in JavaScript.

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In Java or C++ or in others Object Oriented language, methods or functions have only copy in memory somewhere else.
Yesterday i had a look at video tutorial on JavaScript OOPs, there they told some memory concerns about "this.someMethdos" and "Function.prototype.someMethods". Could anyone explain these two statements on the basis of Memory Concerns? ;)

re: Memory concern with a Class in JavaScript.

as far as I understand this.someMethod() is stored as part of the constructor so every created object gets its own copy (thus using more memory), while prototype.someMethod is inherited.

re: Memory concern with a Class in JavaScript.

That's what i heard that but had some confusions .. That means the function definitions have only one copy, only if "this.someMethods" used then the reference copy goes to every instance ;)
In inheritance, each instance has their own copy ;)

re: Memory concern with a Class in JavaScript.

Sorry i might have wrong conceptions .. actually let me first see the full one then it would be better to comment through ..Really interesting video. Behind which i have been running , that i am getting here. Basically it was too boring to read the full manual ;)

Actually lastly what i came to know that whole function body copied with each Instance. And prototype is a hidden reference with each Instance which holds shared properties.

Actually what i seen so interesting ..........
Have a loot this

Points 4 and 5 i didn't understand, please make me understand ;)

If anyone wants to see this video, then please click it ..

re: Memory concern with a Class in JavaScript.

often a source for misunderstandings… that's why "reading the manual" is considered a skill.

re: Memory concern with a Class in JavaScript.

The properties' values are not copied at creation time. They are dynamically looked up at runtime.

What does it mean ?

1 Sec .. Does it mean the properties associates with the ClassName.prototype?