27th of 32 Questions.
Can you explain how `Object.prototype.constructor` property works?
The constructor property is a reference to the function that created the object. When you create an object using a constructor function, the prototype of the object's constructor is set as the object's prototype. This is how JavaScript maintains the link between an object and its constructor.
The most practical use for this property is to create a new instance of an object when you don't have direct access to the original constructor function, but you do have an instance.