Sorry I do get your point and I would never ask for the dictionary definition of prototypical inheritance because as you suggest: it’s fruitless.
However if I asked you to remove the first argument because its redundant and you couldn’t I would have to assume your knowledge of prototypical inheritance is a WIP - and that might be fine, but it depends on seniority.
As for modifying global prototypes: that’s exactly what core-js does. For polyfills it’s standard.
If you don't know the proper names for programming concepts how will you be able to communicate efficiently with the rest of the team? And what are those better ways for testing? I hope it's not a random coding challenge because it isn't any better imho.
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Sorry I do get your point and I would never ask for the dictionary definition of prototypical inheritance because as you suggest: it’s fruitless.
However if I asked you to remove the first argument because its redundant and you couldn’t I would have to assume your knowledge of prototypical inheritance is a WIP - and that might be fine, but it depends on seniority.
As for modifying global prototypes: that’s exactly what core-js does. For polyfills it’s standard.
The polyfill: (proto: true)
github.com/zloirock/core-js/blob/m...
The documentation for
protoarg:github.com/zloirock/core-js/blob/m...
prototypeas the target for the “export”:github.com/zloirock/core-js/blob/m...
If you don't know the proper names for programming concepts how will you be able to communicate efficiently with the rest of the team? And what are those better ways for testing? I hope it's not a random coding challenge because it isn't any better imho.