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//this is the old way of creating a class using protypal inheritance.
//As you see this is somewhat cumbersome and difficult to follow
var Employee = function(){
  
};
//Assign the do work method to the Employee object. 
Employee.prototype ={
  doWork: function(){
    return "complete";
  }

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//instead of doing string concatenation like so:
let name = "Nick"; 
let last = "Dude"; 

let full = "My name is " + name + " " + last; 

// we can do the following in ES6 for string literals using template

let redo = `My name is {name} {last}!`; 

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let doWork = function(x, y, z){
  return x + y + z; 
}

//using the ... syntax on an array we are able to pass in the params as follows:

nums = [1, 2, 3]

let result = doWork(...nums)
//which is the equivelent as 

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//using the new keyword for creating javascript object. Using a constructor function. 
//Links to an object prototype
//Demo on creation of new constructor
let Task = function(name){
  this.name = name;
  this.completed = false;
}
//using binding of functions to this.prototype
//using this, reduces the creation of new save, 
//or complete function everytime a new Task is created. 

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        public static void PopulateFeatureToMetadata(ProductMetadataTables metaTable, IFeatureWorkspace tempFWS, IFeatureWorkspace extractWS, string pidTableName)
        {
                using (ComReleaser comReleaser = new ComReleaser())
                {
                    ITable srcFeatureMetadataTable = extractWS.OpenTable(metaTable.Owner + "." + metaTable.Source_Meta_table);
                    ITable pidTable = extractWS.OpenTable(pidTableName);
 
                    ITable outFeatMetaDataTable = tempFWS.OpenTable(metaTable.Source_Meta_table);
                    //using these to get the field index for the cursor to search on.
                    int tempIndePermId = outFeatMetaDataTable.FindField(metaTable.Meta_field);