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This example shows how JavaScript classes can be constructed using three different patterns: functional, prototypal, and pseudoclassical. It uses plain JavaScript functions, the `Object.create` API, and the `new` keyword to demonstrate object creation and method delegation through the `Car.prototype` object. The code defines a `Car` class with a `move` method that increments a `loc` property, illustrating how each pattern achieves the same behavior with varying levels of syntactic convenience.

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