Creating simple constructor in Javascript -


i trying write constructor when increment called outputs this:

var increment = new increment(); alert(increment); // 1 alert(increment); // 2 alert(increment + increment); // 7

i trying go way:

var increment = 0; function increment(increment){     increment += 1; };

but alerts outputs [object object].

any idea?

edit: apparently not allowed touch existing code, cuestion of exercise is: «create constructor instances return incremented number»

ususally, need method incrementing value , need call it.

function increment(value) {      this.value = value || 0;      this.inc = function () { return ++this.value; };  }    var incrementor = new increment;    console.log(incrementor.inc()); // 1  console.log(incrementor.inc()); // 2  console.log(incrementor.inc() + incrementor.inc()); // 7

but return object closure on value instead of implicid this object , implement tostring function getting primitive value.

this solution not advisable, works educational use. (it not work console.log here, because need expecting environment primitive value.)

function increment(value) {      value = value || 0;      return {          tostring: function () { return ++value; }      };  }    var increment = new increment;    alert(increment); // 1  alert(increment); // 2  alert(increment + increment); // 7


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