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I think this is the structure you are looking for: <pre><code>function PrivateFunc(private, public){ this.privateVar = private; this.publicVar = public; } function PublicFun(public){ this.publicVar = public; if(this.publicVar == null)this.publicVar = 'This is a public variable.'; this.PrivateFun = function(private){ return new PrivateFunc(private, this.publicVar); } } var pf = new PublicFun('public variable'); var pv = pf.PrivateFun('private variable'); console.log('pf.publicVar = '+pf.publicVar); console.log('pf.privateVar = '+pf.privateVar); console.log('pv.publicVar = '+pv.publicVar); console.log('pv.privateVar = '+pv.privateVar); </code></pre> Notice that <code>PrivateFunc</code> is not <code>PrivateFun</code>. The real factor comes down to the key word <code>this</code>. <code>this</code> refers to the current Object as when you type <code>this</code>. <code>var</code> is only accessible inside your method. You should think of a JavaScript Object as an Associative Array. If that doesn't suit your needs try: <pre><code>var jsObject = { publicVar: null, PrivateFun: function(private){ var privateVar = private; //cannot access with dot return this; }, PublicFun: function(public){ this.publicVar = public; if(this.publicVar == null)this.publicVar = 'This is a public variable'; return this; } } var pf = jsObject.PublicFun(); var pv = jsObject.PrivateFun('private variable'); console.log('pf.publicVar = '+pf.publicVar); console.log('pf.privateVar = '+pf.privateVar); console.log('pv.publicVar = '+pv.publicVar); console.log('pv.privateVar = '+pv.privateVar+' //cannot access with dot'); </code></pre> Note that Object Literals are not Constructors, so you cannot make <code>new</code> instances. Also, in the Object Literal case, <code>var privateVar</code> is virtually useless, unless you don't want the <code>privateVar</code> returned. <code>this</code> must be returned in order to access jsObject, which holds the reference to <code>publicVar</code>.
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