prototype vs __proto__ : Are these statements correct?

Hi,
I'm trying to understand a couple of different things. I read a lot and googled for hours. Now, I need to connect all those infos and hope that you can help me by answering this question.

Looking at this code:

    function Point(x, y) {
        this.x = x;
        this.y = y;
    }

    var myPoint = new Point();

Code (markup):

Are the following statements correct?:

1. Point is a Constructor function object.

2. myPoint is an instance of Point object.

4. Point is the constructor of myPoint.

5. myPoint doesn't have a prototype property, as prototype property is only available on functions.

6. But myPoint has a __proto__ property like all other objects.

7. The __proto__ property of myPoint is pointing to prototype property of Point.


Thanks