⟩ Tell me the difference between classical inheritance and prototypal inheritance?
The great thing about JavaScript is the ability to do away with the rigid rules of classical inheritance and let objects inherit properties from other objects.
☛ Classical Inheritance: A constructor function instantiates an instance via the “new” keyword. This new instance inherits properties from a parent class.
☛ Prototypal Inheritance: An instance is created by cloning an existing object that serves as a prototype. This instance—often instantiated using a factory function or “Object.create()”—can benefit from selective inheritance from many different objects.
