Use the appropriate invocation syntax for functions based on their intended usage. Regular functions should be called directly without the `new` keyword, while constructor functions (typically capitalized) should be instantiated with `new`. Incorrect: ```javascript // Using constructor syntax with a regular function const context2 = new vm.createContext(context); ``` Correct: ```javascript // Calling a regular function properly const context2 = vm.createContext(context); // Using constructor syntax with an actual constructor const myDate = new Date(); ``` This distinction is important for code correctness and readability. Using `new` with a non-constructor function can lead to unexpected behavior, while omitting `new` when required can cause the function to execute in the global context instead of creating a new object instance.