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Suppose you have written constructors for two JavaScript object classes, Fruit and Kiwi, and you want the properties and methods of the Fruit class (the base class) to be shared with the Kiwi class. What statement can you use to chain these object classes together in this way?
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Fruit.prototype = new Kiwi(); |
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Kiwi.prototype = new Fruit(); |
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let Kiwi = new Fruit(); |
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let Fruit = new Kiwi(); |
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