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JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript Introduction to Object-Oriented JavaScript Welcome to Object-Oriented JavaScript

karan Badhwar
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karan Badhwar
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Inheritance and Prototypes?

Related videos for Inheritance or prototypes are not linked in the teacher's note.

And by not covered in this course does she mean it will be covered or we need to go through that separately?

And do we need to install Node now? or while working through this?

karan Badhwar
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Hi Julie, Thankyou for the reply, i really appreciate it. Is it imp. to know about Inheritance, I am not sure why did they skip it ? will we be using it in future?

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Julie Branyan
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Hi Karen!

If you want to do the challenges on your local machine, you would install node.js now. If you are using the treehouse workspace, there is nothing you need to do because node is already installed. Further along in the program, in unit 6, you end up using node.js. If you install it now on your machine, you are ahead of the game.

For your question on inheritance and prototype courses, I couldn't find anything in the treehouse library. Since you are a techdegree student, it would be worth asking in the slack channel to see if someone there has the answer. I did locate a youtube video example link from The Coding Train where he dives into it. Hope this helps!