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Error! No text of specified style in document. Refer to: Filter Shadow() Shallow copying (Definition) Copying object references and not the objects. See also: Array.toSource() Refer to: Copying objects Shared Property (Definition) A property contained in a prototype and shared between several instances. Availability: ECMAScript edition 2 You can create several objects and make them share a common ancestor. In a class-based object oriented world, this would be called sub-classing. Instantiating each one means it would inherit properties from its super-class, but objects of the same class in a real object oriented system do not share property values unless the static (class) factory method that instantiates them presets the same values as they are initialized. In JavaScript, because the prototype chain is used to inherit properties from parent objects and not parent classes, then objects will inherit property values unless they override them locally. If you are used to the class-based object oriented way of doing things, this can be quite distracting. Object prototype null A number object A number object An Object objectA string objectA string object String prototype Number prototype 1925