Quoting the author ... " ... the post aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to JavaScript classes and their benefits. My goal was to make these concepts accessible to a wide audience, including beginners."

The last sentence is honorable, whereas the sentence(s) right before sound/s like an excuse for as if it was not possible to provide complex matter in a comprehensive but beginner friendly form. Your first duty is to always describe/explain concepts precisely. Thus the wording has to be chosen carefully and applied consistently. And this is what the entire article lacks throughout. It is neither precise nor consistent.

Quoting the author ... "... I will strive to improve the clarity and depth of my explanations while maintaining the informative nature of the post."

Good, I'm looking forward to it. The last the world and medium do need is another obsolete article at the matter of JavaScript classes.