This Appendix lists the built-in constructor functions outlined in the ECMAScript (ES) standard, together with the properties and methods of the objects created by these constructors. ES5-specific APIs are listed separately.
Object() is a constructor that creates objects, for example:
> var o = new Object();
This is the same as using the object literal:
> var o = {}; // recommendedYou can pass anything to the constructor and it will try to guess what it is and use a more appropriate constructor. For example, passing a string to new Object() will be the same as using the new String() constructor. This is not a recommended practice (it's better to be explicit than let guesses creep in), but still possible.
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