I’m trying to wrap my head around why typeof Object returns function instead of object.
If functions are objects, how can Object be a function?? Is it returning this due to Object’s constructor?
Confused
I’m trying to wrap my head around why typeof Object returns function instead of object.
If functions are objects, how can Object be a function?? Is it returning this due to Object’s constructor?
Confused
Which challenge is this? Can you show the code snippet?
Same thing with typeof Array because you invoke it Array(), so Array without the parens is a function. After you invoke, you will see what you expected all along, an object
Just hit console.log(Object) in chrome and you will see f Object which means function
Is it accurate to say that Object is the constructor function for object?
@owel not directly related to a specific challenge, just trying to get a better understanding of prototypes and prototype inheritance and it led me down this path of noticing that Object (without parens) was of type function. I think based on @EddieCornelious explanation I know why now.
var o = {}
o.constructor // function Object
yes, if that’s what you mean
I found this stack overflow thread represents some of the questions and confusion bouncing around in my head. Linking here in case others find this useful.