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Its also an object in Python , Pharo and most likely Ruby too.

• masklinn 13y ago
  He meant that — before ES6 anyway — javascript's "associative array" are objects. As in, they're the basic objects of the languages, generally instances of Object: > {}.__proto__ === Object.prototype true although nowadays you can use `Object.create(null)` to get a bare object, with no prototype: > Object.create(null).__proto__ null