In JavaScript, why typeof Function.prototype is “function”, not “object” like other prototype objects?

Question

console.log(typeof String.prototype); // object
console.log(typeof Number.prototype); // object
console.log(typeof Object.prototype); // object
console.log(typeof Bo         


        

Answer 1

Since it has all the methods and props that any function is ought to have, this makes it effectively a function ...

Think about it for a moment and let it sink and you'll get the picture by then :)