Object.assign

The assign() method is a useful feature introduced in ES2015 for the Object object in JavaScript. It allows you to copy all the enumerable own properties from one or more objects into another object. The primary purpose of assign() is to create a shallow copy of an object. It means that the values of the properties are cloned, but the object references are copied instead of creating new objects. This implies that if you modify a property in the original object, the corresponding property in the copied object will also be modified....

Learn all about the create() method of the Object object in JavaScript. Introduced in ES5, the create() method is used to create a new object with a specified prototype. Usage To use the create() method, follow this syntax: const newObject = Object.create(prototype); For example: const animal = {}; const dog = Object.create(animal); The newly created object will inherit all the properties of the prototype object. You can also add new properties to the object that the prototype lacked by specifying a second parameter:...