Function.prototype.bind() — Binding classes
Using bind() on classes preserves most of the class's semantics, except that all static own properties of the current class are lost.
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Using bind() on classes preserves most of the class's semantics, except that all static own properties of the current class are lost. However, because the prototype chain is preserved, you can still access static properties inherited from the parent class.
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