Destructuring in ES6| Array & Object Destructuring | Modern Javascript 2021

[@mohanraj1368]

Great 👍

[@swastikupadhye9291]

That wz very concise n precise one...👍

[@NishaSingla]

Thank you Swastik 😀

[@niteshchaurasiya1531]

Very nice explanation mam

[@asif1318]

Hello, @Nisha Singla. Do you have a notes of these lectures? thank you in advance

[@strangerkartik]

Explain Fantastic 🤘

[@NishaSingla]

Thanks 😊

[@alradiation5417]

Thanks Nisha.. u make it a lot simpler

[@NishaSingla]

Thank you 😊

[@peterkabiru5144]

Thank you well explained

[@PankajKumar-tu9nv]

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[@Ramm85]

What If we have multiple address objects..can we able to retrieve the multiple city names by using destructuring..?

[@jhawar.nikhlesh9333]

hi ma'am you teaching tutorials was Awesome
one question is the how can we adde Optional chaining with Destructuring
Thanks in advance

[@harish1015]

Hiii sis,
U r teaching tutorials was Awesome .
Pls Make one video about custom directive in angular

[@NishaSingla]

Thanks 🙏

[@akiratoriyama1320]

Thank you!!!!

[@NishaSingla]

😃😃👍🏻

[@Dev-fk5rn]

How can we destructured below Expression...
Const userData= [{id: 1, name:"Peter", age:25, role: "Developer"}]
Expected output :
I should be able to extract each key from objects as explained in this lecture .

[@letshope5646]

const [{ id, name, age, role }] = userData;
console.log(id);
console.log(name);
console.log(age);
console.log(role);
Hope it will help.
Thanks

[@letshope5646]

for (let { id, name, age, role } of userData) {
console.log(id, name, age, role);
}
you can use this FOR loop also for iterating through array.
Thanks

[@hajarathbabu4200]

Please Explain Closures

[@NishaSingla]

sure will do