#43 What is JS Destructuring? | JavaScript Full Tutorial

In this lesson we learn how to use the destructuring assignment in javascript, destructuring is the process of pulling properites/variable values out of objects and arrays., by the end of this lesson you'll know how to use destructuring.
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - What is Destructuring?
0:50 - Object Destructuring
4:17 - Destructuring Nested Objects
7:00 - Array Destructuring
9:18 - Destructuring Nested Arrays
10:40 - Lesson Summary
11:19 - Lesson Tasks
15:10 - Outro/Up Next
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[@SweepAndZone]

not to be that guy but, at 6:20 you said you can destructor to access properties of privatives? I think you meant ATTRIBUTES of primatives? that is an important distinction my man

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Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your input. In the context of JavaScript, we commonly refer to these as 'properties' when dealing with primitive data types like strings. So, you can indeed destructure to access properties of primitives. The term "attributes" is typically used in the context of HTML and DOM elements, but I understand where you're coming from. Keep the questions coming, and let's learn together! 🙂👍

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