The simplest way to implement isArray and isString in Javascript is to define a boolean property on the prototype.
This technique will of course work for any other class.
Example usage| 'abc'.isString | true |
| new String('def').isString | true |
| new Number(1).isString | undefined |
| new Number(1).toString().isString | true |
| [].isArray | true |
| new Array().isArray | true |
| {}.isArray | undefined |
undefined is equivalent to false in conditional expressions.