I like the “t-shirt” approach.
> 0 Constructor.__proto__ === Function
Beware (I frequently get this wrong, too):
Constructor.__proto__ === Function.prototype
> Constructor.prototype.constructor === Constructor
>
> 1 ( new C(...args) ).__proto__ === C.prototype
>
> 2 new C(...args) === C.apply( { __proto__ : C.prototype } , ...args )
>
> 3 Object.create( p , {...properties} ) === { __proto__ : p, ...properties}
`properties` are property descriptors, so this assertion doesn’t hold.
> Expressing recursive selection is trickier (eg, it would be good to
> be able to split an object into __proto__ and __proto__-free own
> properties, to create objects from properties, and to have
> let-expressions)
Suggestion: create a chain, use it to demonstrate these concepts.
But we are approaching XXL t-shirts then.
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Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
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