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I apologize because this topic comes up a lot, but I have not been able to have this adequately explained in anything I\'ve read today.
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This sounds easier than it should be, but I\'m having issues trying to resolve this. My situation is basically, I can create a class that\'s going to use prototype (example: function exClass() {}).
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