All JavaScript objects have a prototype that they can inherit methods from
This could definitely use some external links or a bit more clarification. What exactly does it mean to have a "prototype"? That sentence is assuming you know what the difference between class and prototype based languages. Just my two cents.
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Really nice list!
This could definitely use some external links or a bit more clarification. What exactly does it mean to have a "prototype"? That sentence is assuming you know what the difference between class and prototype based languages. Just my two cents.
The video link mentioned 👆🏽adds some context and clarification.
That's a good point. I had a tough time explaining this point without rambling