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Patrick Eaton
3,860 PointsHow does JavaScript know what Token represents in this scenario?
The details for the Player constructor are clear, but in the createTokens method, how does JavaScript know what Token refers to, given that it is defined in the Token.js file rather than the Player.js file? Does JavaScript automatically gather object definitions from all files in the same directory or something?
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babyoscar
12,929 PointsIt's because in the HTML file, it links all of the JavaScript files. Hope this helped!
Patrick Eaton
3,860 PointsPatrick Eaton
3,860 PointsAh, I see. I hadn't gotten as far as the HTML file when I posted the question, but it makes sense that the JavaScript engine in the browser would understand what
Tokenrefers to in that case. Thank you!babyoscar
12,929 Pointsbabyoscar
12,929 PointsNo problem!