If you are going this far, then you don't even need the class.
this:
class Animal {}
is the same as:
function Animal() { }
This is basically how classes were created prior to ES6.
You could use Object.assign to assign multiple functions at the same time:
Object.assign
function Animal() { } Object.assign(Animal.prototype, { noise, name, move })
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If you are going this far, then you don't even need the class.
this:
is the same as:
This is basically how classes were created prior to ES6.
You could use
Object.assign
to assign multiple functions at the same time: