What is a mixin in the context of JavaScript ES6?
- A way to create variables in ES6
- A function that takes two objects and returns a new object
- A method for adding properties and methods to a class
- A type of loop in ES6
In JavaScript ES6, a mixin is a way to compose classes by adding properties and methods to a class. It allows the reuse of functionalities and promotes code reusability. Unlike inheritance, mixins do not rely on a hierarchical relationship between classes. They enhance the flexibility and maintainability of code.
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