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I haven't used any of these but recently I went down a rabbit hole of reading about prototype-based vs. class-based OOP, which took me to NewtonScript. It went prototype-based (inspired by Self, the common ancestor of NewtonScript and JavaScript) and because of this, many "classes" could have default data and functions point back into the ROM, meaning it was possible to have hand-held GUI apps and OS with 128KB of RAM. Does Espruino take advantage of this technique to save on RAM, and does using JavaScript's prototype-based OOP make it more suitable than Python for low-memory situations?