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Is an object instance really just inheriting somehow in javascript?

I read the JavaScript book, and when I read the chapter on inheritance, I wondered if every time you create an instance of an object, it really is inheritance, especially since they are similar.

Examples: Prototype Chain - someObject.prototype = new someOtherObject();

Object Creation var myArray = new Array()

Similar right?

In addition, in the book (JavaScript for Web Developers by Nicholas Zakas), there is a link between the instance and the prototype constructor. (The link is usually called __proto__)

Is it possible to claim that an instance of an object is similar to inheritance?

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