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## jsbin.epaPEko.html
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<title>JS Bin</title>
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## jsbin.epaPEko.js
/* Person is a constructor function. It was written with the intent of being used with the new keyword. */
var Person = function Person(living, age, gender) {
  // "this" below is the new object that is being created (i.e. this = new Object();)
  this.living = living;
  this.age = age;
  this.gender = gender;
  this.getGender = function () { return this.gender; };
  // When the function is called with the new keyword, "this" is returned instead of false.
};

var cody = new Person(true, 22, 'male');

// cody is an object and an instance of Person()
console.log(typeof cody); // Logs object.
console.log(cody); // Logs the internal properties and values of cody.
console.log(cody.constructor); // Logs the Person() function.

var myArray = []; // myArray is an instance of Array.

// myArray is an object and an instance of the Array() constructor.
console.log(typeof myArray); // Logs object! What? Yes, arrays are a type of object.

console.log(myArray); // Logs [ ]

console.log(myArray.constructor); // Logs Array()

console.log(Math.PI);//Static class/object
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	<title>JS Bin</title>
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	/* Person is a constructor function. It was written with the intent of being used with the new keyword. */
	var Person = function Person(living, age, gender) {
	// "this" below is the new object that is being created (i.e. this = new Object();)
	this.living = living;
	this.age = age;
	this.gender = gender;
	this.getGender = function () { return this.gender; };
	// When the function is called with the new keyword, "this" is returned instead of false.
	};

	var cody = new Person(true, 22, 'male');

	// cody is an object and an instance of Person()
	console.log(typeof cody); // Logs object.
	console.log(cody); // Logs the internal properties and values of cody.
	console.log(cody.constructor); // Logs the Person() function.

	var myArray = []; // myArray is an instance of Array.

	// myArray is an object and an instance of the Array() constructor.
	console.log(typeof myArray); // Logs object! What? Yes, arrays are a type of object.

	console.log(myArray); // Logs [ ]

	console.log(myArray.constructor); // Logs Array()

	console.log(Math.PI);//Static class/object