In a scenario where you are extending a base class, how would overriding and extending methods impact the functionality of your derived class?
- Overriding can modify the behavior of a method in the derived class, while extending adds new functionality.
- Overriding and extending have the same impact on the derived class.
- Overriding and extending methods are not possible in ES6.
- Overriding and extending methods will lead to a compilation error.
When extending a base class in ES6, you can override existing methods in the derived class to modify their behavior. Overriding allows you to customize the functionality of inherited methods. Additionally, you can extend the base class by adding new methods in the derived class, providing additional functionality without modifying the base class. This flexibility enhances code reuse and adaptability.
Can template literals be used for multi-line string formatting?
- Yes
- No
- Only with the use of the escape character
- Depends on the browser support
Template literals in JavaScript can be used for multi-line string formatting by directly including line breaks within the backticks. This makes it easier to create and maintain multiline strings without the need for explicit concatenation or escape characters.