> function Point(x, y) {
> const self = Object.create(Point.prototype, {
> toString: {value: Object.freeze(function() ('<' + self.getX()
> + ',' + self.getY() + '>'))},
> enumerable: true},
> getX: {value: Object.freeze(function() x),
> enumerable: true},
> getY: {value: Object.freeze(function() y),
> enumerable: true}
> }, true);
> return self;
Why do you freeze the functions? Is this just to cater to mutable function
critics, or is there actually a reason tied class semantics?
Kris
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