My 0.50c about the constructor section: arrow functions don't have prototype. Neither bound functions, but the later can be constructables, unlike arrow functions. It's because of the [[Constructor]] internal method.
For instance: var fn = (function () {}).bind(Array); new fn() works although the result of the bind call is an "exotic object" without prototype. Now, the following example throws an error, because arrow functions lacks said internal method: var fn = (() => {}).bind(Array); new fn()
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My 0.50c about the constructor section: arrow functions don't have
prototype. Neither bound functions, but the later can be constructables, unlike arrow functions. It's because of the[[Constructor]]internal method.For instance:
var fn = (function () {}).bind(Array); new fn()works although the result of thebindcall is an "exotic object" without prototype. Now, the following example throws an error, because arrow functions lacks said internal method:var fn = (() => {}).bind(Array); new fn()