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I'm always learned to define a function in JavaScript like this: function myFunction(arg1, arg2) { ... } However, I was just reading Google's guide to Javascript , it mentioned I should define methods like this: Foo.prototype.bar = function() { ... }; Question : Is "Foo" in the example an Object, or is it a namespace? Why isn't the Google example the following code (which doesn't work): prototype.bar = function() { ... }; UPDATE : In case it helps to know, all of my JavaScript will be called by the users browser for my web-application.
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