JavaScript classes are a way of defining a model or template for creating objects with properties and methods.
First we create a class with a name that serves as a model.
Within the class we introduce different useful properties that serve to give functionality to that class.
With this class model we instantiate and create different objects with a different name for each one, and thus we can apply the properties of the class giving different results for each one of them.
The constructor function will give general properties to that class.
In the following example we create a class model with name "MyNameClass", with a constructor function that will apply two properties to that class.
We instantiate the class and create a first object called "myClass" that will have its own properties.
We can access the properties and display them by typing the name of the object followed by the name of the property to display.
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