![]() ![]() ![]() To answer the first, there is no difference. Or it’s alter ego: How do you do classical inheritance and how do you do prototypal inheritance in JS? Overtime, this has become a standard question in interviews for a frontend/full stack role: What is the difference between classical & prototypal inheritance in JS? “Colorful lines of code on a MacBook screen” by Caspar Rubin on Unsplash Disclaimer: this is a slightly opinionated post.
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