01

No matter how you create an {} object, it inherits from the Object class

const dude = {}
dude.name = 37
dude

Here you can see what methods will be applied to any instance any created object, for instance

• toStirng()
• valueOf()
• ... etc

02

This also the case for ALL variables

• []
• 'string'
• numbers ints/floats

const myBrothers = ['Ben','Sam']
myBrothers

Notice for the array inheriting Array(0) seen in it's __proto__, now [[Prototype]],

03

inside of Array you will find Object within Array(0)'s __proto__ or ^{[[Prototype]]}

03

inside of Array you will find Object within Array(0)'s __proto__ or ^{[[Prototype]]}

04

Each Variable type also inherits from the Object, making Object the true parent besides window in javascript
(my interpertaion not sure if thats' correct - ask chatgpt this question)

This also the case for ALL variables

└── Object
    ├── Array(0)
    ├── String
    └── Number
                            

• Array(0) []
• String
• Number ints/floats