Dillion Megida • 5/16/2020

Functions are also objects - A simplified explanation with examples

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This JavaScript article clarifies that functions are first-class objects, not just callable routines. It demonstrates using `typeof`, `instanceof`, and `console.dir` to show functions have properties and a prototype chain. Examples include adding properties/methods to functions and using the `Function` constructor, highlighting their dual nature as both callable entities and objects.

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