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     ```javascript
     console.log(typeof (typeof 'str')); // 'string'
     ```
+- if you code:
+    ```javascript
+    console.log(typeof(Object))
+    ```
+   It returns "function" as result. This is because Javascript is a weakly typed language and with a great degree of freedom. JavaScript functions are called "high-order" or "first-class" and can, like objects, store attributes and methods.
+   
 - There is only one value in JavaScript that is not equal to itself - **NaN**. `NaN` is the result of a nonsensical computations and as such is not equal to another nonsensical computations.
 
 - `null` and `undefined` are the equal in value but they have different types. They both represent the absence of any value.