@agnosticmanquestionsall2409
I really enjoy your short videos man. I am now subscribed and will leave a like as much as I can.
@nightfury1250
Yesterday i was reading about array Destructurin and today i saw the video of your Now i completely understand that concept... Thanks ❤️
@boredomindex3353
This is very useful. I am currently working with Google Sheets which is all about arrays. Thanks a lot
@KT-pi3zg
These are great man
@wil-fri
is very useful when you write your own hooks
@HiHelloHi
Reminds me of pattern matching
@SharifRafidUrRahman
Thanks Man
@whitecodecamp
Crystal Clear like 💧waters in the blue ocean. 👍
@kristiyanbalevski
Don't forget the spread operator ;)
@butwhothehellknows
Good job love ❤️
@infiniteone783
my brain just expanded
@yousafwazir3167
Nice
@jamaka_me_code796
When unpacking like this, do you have to declare the variables in the same type of structure? One video you utilized { } while this one utilizes [ ]. The braces matched the structs being unpacked, just curious if that's the case with JS
@mastersquid7600
So this is similar to tuple unpacking in Python?
@nobodyinparticular968
reminds me of lua
@ridhamsuhagiya4886
What is the name of the theme you use ?
@SpaghettDev
just like python's tuple unpacking, but without the brackets!
@korngsamnang
Excuse me,may i know your font name?
@farrukhahmad1430
GreaT
@kblueleaf
These unpacking sentences is absolutely useful and more readable in no mater what languages like: C++ auto t = {1, 2.0, '3'}; auto [a, b, c] = t; Python: t = (1, 2.0, '3') a, b, c = t