Where can I see the handles assigned to the prototype using Object.create?

Question

JavaScript

Reading the learn.js tutorial :

We can also use Object.create for "advanced" object cloning, more powerful than copying properties in a for..in loop:

// клон obj c тем же прототипом (с поверхностным копированием свойств)
let clone = Object.create(Object.getPrototypeOf(obj), Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors(obj));

This call creates an exact copy of the obj object, including all properties: enumerable and non-enumerable, getters/setters for properties, all with the correct property.

I do not quite understand what is happening with the descriptors in this example? How do they get into the prototype of the object clone(in the console, for example, they are not displayed, only the object is displayed objas a prototype)?





Where can you see the descriptors that are supposed to be in the object's prototype clone?

Answer 1

Obviously, no one touches the prototype descriptors, just the same prototype is assigned to the new object as the old one.
If you want to say "but then this is not a complete copy", then yes, the object properties are also not cloned, but are passed by reference, like the prototype.