Basics
JS Destructuring
Destructuring Arrays and Objects
JavaScript destructuring extracts array/object values, with rest/spread.
Introduction to Destructuring
Destructuring is a convenient way of extracting multiple values from data stored in arrays or objects in JavaScript. It allows for the assignment of these values to variables using a syntax that is concise and readable.
Array Destructuring
Array destructuring lets you unpack values from arrays and assign them to distinct variables in a single, elegant statement.
Skipping Elements in Arrays
You can use commas to skip elements in an array. This is helpful when you need only certain elements.
Object Destructuring
Object destructuring allows you to unpack properties from objects into separate variables. This is especially useful for working with complex data structures.
Destructuring with Default Values
You can assign default values to variables when the array or object doesn’t provide a value for that variable.
Nested Destructuring
Destructuring can be applied to nested arrays and objects, allowing you to extract deeper levels of data.
Destructuring with Rest/Spread
Destructuring can be used in combination with the rest and spread operators to collect remaining elements or properties into a new array or object.
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