JavaScript inheritance - a combination of inheritance

// JS inheritance most common - in combination inheritance 
    function Super {(name)
         the this .name = name;
         the this .colors = [ "Red", "Blue", "Green" ];
    }
    Super.prototype.sayName = function(){
        console.log(this.name);
    }
    function Sub (name) {
         // inherits the properties 
        Super.call ( the this , name);
    }
    // inherits a method 
    Sub.prototype = new new Super ();
     var sub1 = new new Sub ( "Nick" );
    sub1.colors.push("black");
    console.log(sub1.colors);    //(4) ["red", "blue", "green", "black"]
    sub1.sayName();        //Nick

    var sub2 = new Sub("Lucy");
    console.log(sub2.colors);    //(3) ["red", "blue", "green"]
    sub2.sayName();        //Lucy

Combination of inherited and avoids borrowing constructor prototype chain defects, combines their advantages, js become the most commonly used mode of inheritance.

    // returns are to true 
    console.log (sub1 instanceof Object);
    console.log(sub1 instanceof Super);
    console.log(sub1 instanceof Sub);

    console.log(Object.prototype.isPrototypeOf(sub2));
    console.log(Super.prototype.isPrototypeOf(sub2));
    console.log(Sub.prototype.isPrototypeOf(sub2));

And instanceof and isPrototypeOf () method is also able to correctly identify the object based on a combination of inheritance created.