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Speaking of built-in types, there also is a global object type or a class and you can use that to create

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objects,

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indeed you can do new object like this.

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Now when you do that, object here in the end is just an empty object,

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indeed new object like this is pretty much the same as doing this here, creating an object with an empty

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object literal.

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Now this here, the object literal is actually preferred because this is a little bit slower, both to type

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and regarding the performance

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and it doesn't yield an advantage here.

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It's just a built-in base class which will become a little bit more important in the next module,

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typically you don't use it like that though. You might also remember that we did new array to create

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a new array or that we could do that at least

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but there also the literal notation is preferred and you got a couple of other built-in classes and

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we'll see them from time to time throughout the course,

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no worries.