<ul><li>Factory functions and constructor functions in JavaScript behave differently when it comes to prototypes.</li><li>Factory functions return plain objects with no prototype connection, while constructor functions set the prototype of the created object to the constructor's prototype.</li><li>To address issues with prototype inheritance in factory functions, methods can be included directly in each object or Object.create can be used for proper prototype inheritance.</li><li>Understanding the differences between factory and constructor functions is crucial for efficient memory management and ensuring expected behavior in JavaScript object creation.</li></ul>

Factory vs Constructor Functions: When Prototypes Don't Behave as Expected

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