Problemunvalidated
you won't get a false positive if the name matches something in the prototype — When using objects, you have to use a method like `hasOwnProperty()` to distinguish properties of the object from properties inherited from the prototype. Tension: there's no conflict between element names used by the application and names provided from the language. Outcome: When using objects, you have to use a method like `hasOwnProperty()` to distinguish properties of the object from properties inherited from the prototype.
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you won't get a false positive if the name matches something in the prototype — When using objects, you have to use a method like hasOwnProperty() to distinguish properties of the object from properties inherited from the prototype. Tension: there's no conflict between element names used by the application and names provided from the language. Outcome: When using objects, you have to use a method like hasOwnProperty() to distinguish properties of the object from properties inherited from the prototype.