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yes .. I think @codewithmurali is correct as all JavaScript objects have a prototype. When you create a new object in JavaScript, it inherits its prototype from a constructor function or another object. |
jakeherp
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Mar 10, 2024
Hey @jakeherp I've reviewed your request and have made the necessary adjustments to revert the formatting back to its original state. Please let me know if everything looks good on your end now. |
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The provided answer and explanation for the question seem to contain some inaccuracies. Let me clarify:
The correct answer to the statement "All objects have prototypes" is actually:
Answer: A (True)
In JavaScript, all objects have prototypes. The base object, often referred to as the prototype chain, is Object.prototype. Every object, including objects created using the new keyword or object literals, ultimately inherits from Object.prototype unless explicitly specified otherwise.