I`m really wondering about the relationship between function and Function..
i read that article "function inherit the methods of Function", so can function use the methods like apply, bind, call, etc
so i checked in the console, using the code below.
function test(){} // statement
test.__proto__ // function(){[native code]}
ah.. if "function inherit the methods of Function" is true,
why is the outcome function(){[native code]}, not the function Function(){[native code]}?
also i`ve checked that the constructor of function test is function Function,
even makes me confusing..
its so weird.. need some help..
a.__proto__
is the prototype.
a.__proto__.constructor
is Function
function a() { }
console.log(a.__proto__);
console.log(a.__proto__ === Function);
console.log(a.__proto__.constructor);
console.log(a.__proto__.constructor === Function);
a.__proto__
is pretty much an anonymous function for initializing.