By default, JavaScript allows you to modify native object prototypes, such as Array, String, Object, and so
on. This means you can add new properties or methods to native objects or override existing ones. While this flexibility can be useful in some
instances, it can lead to unexpected behavior, bugs, and compatibility issues.
The rule forbids extending or modifying native JavaScript objects or prototypes, as prototypes of builtin objects should not be modified
altogether.
Object.prototype.universe = 42;
Object.defineProperty(Array.prototype, "size", { value: 0 });
