Destructuring Syntax - Javascript In Depth

[@kepdani]

very nice explanation as always:D

[@tt2318]

nice content keep it up and make more js junior mock interviews i struggle with how i need to think solve problems even if i know the "rules" of js

[@mitesh5189]

in Map object to add an item and key you need to use Set insted of add

[@TechWithNader]

Hey Mitesh! I always mix these up, you're correct, haha! 😊

[@Proton_uio]

Oh I see, I suppose it is better to just access directly using dot or bracket for objects than use destructuring as it may be confusing and lengthier. However, with an object of many keys, then the use of ...rest to filter out is actually good.

[@Proton_uio]

I mean yes for one propery, but if with multiple properties, destructuring could be helpful though.

[@KRAKENBACK..]

If you were to try and make a copy of an itterable with destructuring syntax, would the copies only work if the itterable contained only primitives? Asking because if the itterable contained non-primitives it would only make references, and if you changed the reference it would change both the "copy" and the original variable.

[@KRAKENBACK..]

I may have answered my own question lol

[@TechWithNader]

Haha, looks like you figured it out, nice! Primitives are always copies no matter what, and everything is a reference even here 😊

[@sportstv9104]

Keep going

[@shivamgupta3652]

Perfect

[@TechWithNader]

Thanks Shivam! We'll be using this a lot as we work through JS together 😄

[@TechWithNader]

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[@shivamgupta3652]

@@TechWithNader well this is an important thing. Thanx for starting this