JavaScript is not a real object-oriented language, it is a prototyping language, that is the difference with other object-oriented languages. In Javascript, you don’t use classes, you create objects from other objects.
Because JavaScript is a functionally scoped language creating a function and/or variable which is not wrapped in another function will result in that variable being created in the global scope (window). To combat this, developers place their classes in Objects.
Because JavaScript is a functionally scoped language creating a function and/or variable which is not wrapped in another function will result in that variable being created in the global scope (window). To combat this, developers place their classes in Objects.