Why do built-in functions not have a prototype property?
I see a post on the above link but it is not solving my problem.
I am able to replicate some built in objects like
var w=window;
w.alert("hi");
var d=document;
console.log(d.getElementById);
But I can't replicate functions
var a=document.getElementById;
console.log(a);
The prototype gets copied but when invocating It is not working
var a=document.getElementById;
console.log(a('id'));
I use this to lower the coding effort. I know that I can achieve this by using
function a(id){
return document.getElementById(id);
}
console.log(a('id'));
But this is not what I am looking for. Is there any other way to replicate a funciton