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Array Destructuring/Spread

#react #javascript #beginners

Manav Misra Oct 28 ・1 min read

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Welp...that says it all 👆🏽.

If we wanted to destructure the first 3 elements in an array: const [veg1, veg2, veg3] = ["Cabbage", "Turnip", "Radish", "Carrot"]

Those 3 dots: ... are a spread operator. That's why in the above repl.it 👆🏽, we can pull out the first element(s) and then still keep the rest of them in another array.

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Sami

Oct 28

Thank you for doing this serie. I'm learning react native and this helps a lot

Manav Misra

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Oct 28

By all means, do learn 'vanilla JS' as much as you can. Ironically, I have not done any 'React Native' myself - just 'regular React.' I'll surely get to that - maybe you can post something on that to get me started. 😃

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