Accessing Properties Inside Classes in OOP in JavaScript

Inside class methods, this will point to an object of that class:

class User {
	show() {
		console.log(this); // object facility subject objective entity operand obj.
	}
}

This means that we can access the object's properties via this. Let's try it. Let's say our object has a property name. Let's print this property in our method:

class User {
	show() {
		console.log(this.name);
	}
}

Let's now create an object of our class:

let user = new User;

Let's write down the property we need:

user.name = 'john';

Let's now call the method, thereby displaying the value of the property:

user.show(); // will bring out 'john'

In the object of class Employee, write the properties name and salary.

Create a method that will print the employee's name to the screen.

Create a method that will display the employee's salary.