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[hrodward]

Grammar suggestions

[iliakan]

Maybe "That can lead to interesting consequences when the prototype property is changed after the object is created." ?

[hrodward]

Yep, 'the' is better

[paroche]

Agreed. "the prototype property". There's only one (for a given class).

[paroche]

However, in the same patch:

2. Most classes do not have Symbol.hasInstance. In that case, the standard logic is used: obj instanceOf Class checks whether Class.prototype equals to one of prototypes in the obj prototype chain.
2. Most classes do not have Symbol.hasInstance. In that case, the standard logic is used: obj instanceOf Class checks whether Class.prototype equals to any prototype in the obj prototype chain."

Both are wrong. It should be "is equal to any prototype", "is equal to one of the prototypes", "equals any prototype", or "equals one of the prototypes". Never "equals to". I would somewhat favor the one I put in bold.

[iliakan]

@hrodward will you update the patch if the suggestion is acceptable?

[hrodward]

@hrodward will you update the patch if the suggestion is acceptable?

Done!

[lex111]

@hrodward thanks!