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<pre><code>if (typeof Object.create !== 'function') { Object.create = function (o) { function F() {} F.prototype = o; return new F(); }; } var oldObject={prop:'Property_one' }; // An object var newObject = Object.create(oldObject); // Another object </code></pre> In the above example we've created a new object <code>newObject</code> using <code>create</code> method which is a member function of <code>Object</code> object that we've added in the <code>Object</code> object earlier in our (Crockford's) example. So basically what it does is that, the <code>create</code> method declares a function <code>F</code>, an empty object <code>every function is a first class object in javascript</code> and then we've inherited the prototype of <code>o</code> (in that case <code>o</code> is also an object <code>oldObject</code> passed as the parameter of create method) and finally we've returned the new object (an instance of F) using <code>return new F();</code> to the variable <code>newObject</code>, so now <code>newObject</code> is an object that inherited the <code>oldObject</code>. Now if you write <code>console.log(newObject.prop);</code> then it'll output <code>Property_one</code> because our <code>newObject</code> object has inherited the <code>oldObject</code> and that's why we've got the value of <code>prop</code> as <code>Property_one</code>. this is known as prototypical inheritance. You must pass an object as the parameter of <code>create</code> method
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