Methods to create Objects in JavaScript

JavaScript offers several ways to create objects, including object literals, the Object() constructor, Object.create(), constructor functions, and ES6 classes. Object literals are the fastest and easiest way to create an object, where you can define key-value pairs inside curly braces. The Object() constructor can be used to create an empty object or to clone an existing object. Object.create() allows for creating a new object with a specific prototype, enabling inheritance. Constructor functions, used before ES6, can create multiple similar objects with the help of the new keyword. ES6 classes provide a more modern approach to creating objects, similar to other object-oriented programming languages, using a constructor function to initialize properties and methods.