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Q14. All object have prototypes. (wrong explanation)
The base object is the object created by the user, or an object that is created using the new keyword. is incorrect.
The correct explanation is that Object.prototype is the base object in JavaScript. All objects, except for Object.prototype itself, have prototypes. Objects created by the user or with the new keyword inherit from a prototype, typically Object.prototype or a constructor's prototype.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
exactly you are spot on, I hope the author review this and edits it, otherwise we have to raise the pr.
The term "base object" is not found in the JavaScript language specification, so I think it is inappropriate to use it.
Am I wrong?
@iNikAnn You're right, it's not a term found in the JavaScript specification, it is a programming term that people often use to refer to objects that serve as prototypes or foundations from which other objects inherit properties or methods.