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    How do ES6 classes work in JavaScript?

    Asked on Saturday, Jul 26, 2025

    ES6 classes in JavaScript provide a more intuitive syntax for creating objects and handling inheritance, similar to class-based languages like Java or Python. class Animal { constructor(name) { this.n…

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    What is the difference between class-based and prototype-based inheritance in JavaScript?

    Asked on Friday, Jul 25, 2025

    JavaScript supports both class-based and prototype-based inheritance, but they are implemented differently. Class-based inheritance uses the "class" keyword, while prototype-based inheritance relies o…

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    How does prototypal inheritance work in JavaScript?

    Asked on Thursday, Jul 24, 2025

    Prototypal inheritance in JavaScript allows objects to inherit properties and methods from other objects. This is achieved through the prototype chain, where objects have a "prototype" property that p…

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    What are object prototypes in JavaScript?

    Asked on Wednesday, Jul 23, 2025

    Object prototypes in JavaScript are a mechanism by which objects inherit properties and methods from other objects. This allows for shared functionality across instances. // Create a prototype object …

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