test/script/basic/constructorname.js

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/**
 * Check obj.constructor property for user-defined constructor as well
 * as built-in constructors.
 *
 * @test
 * @run
 */

function MyConstructor() {}
var myObj = new MyConstructor();
print(myObj.constructor.name);

myObj = {};
print(myObj.constructor.name);

myObj = new Boolean(true);
print(myObj.constructor.name);

myObj = new Number(3);
print(myObj.constructor.name);

myObj = new String("hello");
print(myObj.constructor.name);

myObj = new Array();
print(myObj.constructor.name);

myObj = /javascript/;
print(myObj.constructor.name);