Constructor variables

Hey Tony, So a constructor function might look like this right?

function myThingy(name, color, type) {
    this.name = name; //line 1
    this.color = color; //line 2
    this.type = type; // line 3
}

Well, this.name would then refer to the current instance of this constructor function.... ya know, whatever new myThingy() might be. When it says = name, it's not creating a new variable though. It's actually just referencing the value of the parameter "name".

In other words, line 1 says that every time you create a new object using this constructor, the first argument supplied to that new object, becomes equal to (becomes the value of) that new object's "name" property. And line 2 says the same thing... except every new object gets a "color" property equal to the 2nd argument supplied. And same with the line 3, with the 3rd argument supplied.

Hope that makes sense. No variables are being declared here.