How I Coded Pool in JavaScript

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This video is dedicated to my amazing high school computer science teacher, Peter, aka WonkoTheSane. Thanks Peter for inspiring me to pursue computer science as a career.
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[@nburdisso96]

this was beatifully crafted. Clear and concise. Thank you so much. You earned a subscriber.

[@moonloopsdev]

Wow, that’s so lovely to read! Thank you 🙏 Anything you’d like to see me tackle in a future video?

[@Naej7]

Why is table not a class ?

[@moonloopsdev]

A very astute question! The way I defined table is called an object literal. It basically creates the same thing - an object - but it’s a shorthand way for doing it. Object literals are useful in cases where you only need to create a single instance, and you don’t need any fancy features like inheritance etc. I absolutely could have defined a table class, however, in this case I thought an object literal was OK since it was a very simple object. I actually wondered if anyone would notice, so well done on spotting this, and thanks for asking about it!

[@Tsalgiun]

Thank you , this is really helpful

[@moonloopsdev]

You're welcome!

[@itzindiandude]

Great🔥

[@moonloopsdev]

Thank you! 🙏

[@petter.envall]

Very nice!

[@moonloopsdev]

Thank you! Cheers!