The Object.create() method in JavaScript is used to create a new object with a specified prototype. This is one of the ways to implement prototypal inheritance.

let girl = {
  sayHello: function greet() {
    console.log("Hello");
  }
};

let elle = Object.create(girl);
elle.sayHello();

Now elle inherits the sayHello method from the girl object and can say Hello.

Object.create() allows you to explicitly specify the prototype for a new object, which is useful for implementing inheritance.

If you pass null as the prototype, the object will not inherit any properties or methods, not even basic ones like toString.

The Object.create() method is often used in functional and prototypal programming styles.