ex4

Instructions

In this exercise, you will practice what you learned about creating an object that "inherits from" (aka, "delegates its behavior to") another object. The "ex4.js" file provides you a simple definition for a Widget object, as well as the start of a Button object.
Finish out the definition of the Button object:

define Button so that it "inherits from" (aka "delegates to") Widget.
the Button constructor should have a width, height, and label parameter passed to it.
uncomment the Button's render and onClick function shells, and correctly define them.
make the onClick handler print with the console "Button ___ clicked!", where "___" is that particular button's label

Uncomment the $(document).ready(..) handler at the bottom of the file, and correct the instantiations of the two button objects, so that they create buttons with 2 different sizes and labels.
BONUS: The code given to you is clearly in the "old style" function/constructor/new style of defining objects and "inheritance". Using what we learned about OLOO-style code with Object.create(), rewrite the code using behavior delegation and OLOO-style. Hint: don't think of parent/child, think of two peer objects, one who delegates to the other.