When should I use classical inheritance vs prototypal inheritance?

Can you explain the difference between classical and prototypal inheritance?

Sure! Classical inheritance is based on classes and objects, while prototypal inheritance is based on prototypes.

When should I use classical inheritance?

Use classical inheritance when you need a clear structure and want to leverage the benefits of classes, like encapsulation.

And when is prototypal inheritance more appropriate?

Prototypal inheritance is great for dynamic object creation and when you want to share methods across instances without classes.

Can you give an example of each?

Of course! In classical inheritance, you might define a class and create instances. In prototypal inheritance, you can create an object and use it as a prototype for others.