Mixin is a technique in JavaScript for code reuse, where properties and methods of one object are copied into another object, allowing the ability for multiple objects to share and reuse code.
Mixins can help to prevent code repetition, enhance code reusability and maintainability.
Mixins can combine the functionalities of multiple objects, allowing one object to have the functionalities of different objects.
Mixins allow for dynamic addition of functionalities to objects at runtime, without needing to determine the structure of the object at compile time.
Mixins can be implemented in various ways, such as using prototype chaining, the Object.assign() method, or third-party libraries.
Mixins are commonly used in JavaScript to implement the mixing of objects, component reuse, and modularization.
