<ul><li>JavaScript provides robust support for OOP through its prototypes, ES6 classes, and modern enhancements.</li><li>In JavaScript, an object is a collection of key-value pairs.</li><li>Classes are the blueprints for creating objects and encapsulate data and behavior.</li><li>Encapsulation bundles data and methods together while restricting direct access to some components.</li><li>JavaScript uses public, private, and protected members to achieve encapsulation.</li><li>Inheritance allows one class to inherit properties and methods from another class.</li><li>Polymorphism enables overriding methods from parent to subclass to provide a specific implementation.</li><li>Abstraction allows you to expose only essential details while hiding implementation complexities.</li><li>JavaScript's prototype-based language allows every object to have an internal link to another object called its prototype.</li><li>Object composition is an alternative to inheritance, which helps avoid the complexities of deep inheritance hierarchies.</li></ul>

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