I'm taking the time to dive deeper into prototypal inheritance. I know that an instance's __proto__ property points to the constructor function's prototype object, but where does the constructor function's __proto__ property point to?
I initially thought that since the constructor function is also an instance of Function, it would point to the Function constructor's prototype object. However, it turns out to be an empty function.
var Example = function(){
this.attribute = 'example';
}
var exampleInstance = new Example();
exampleInstance.__proto__ === Example.prototype // true
Example.__proto__ // function() {}
[Edit] Ovidiu Dolha has now validated my understanding, so perhaps this will be beneficial for someone else.