how_new_works.js

// The new operator in JavaScript creates objects by following these three steps:

// First, it creates a new empty object. (Already done for you here.)
// Next, it sets the new object’s .__proto__ property to match the prototype property of the function being invoked.
// Finally, the operator invokes the function and passes the new object as the “this” reference.

// Use this understanding of the new operator to create an instance of the object MyObject, 
// but do so without calling "new MyObject()".

// Note: Currently there is no way to prevent you from passing this kata just by typing "var myObj = new MyObject();". 
// However, I will scrunch my eyebrows when I see your solution and make quiet remarks to myself about how you don't 
// understand what this kata is trying to teach you.

var myObj = {};
myObj.__proto__=MyObject.prototype;
MyObject.call(myObj);