Regarding JavaScript, we get an extremely useful way of extracting properties from objects.

Note: Destructuring also works on arrays, but let's focus on objects for this one

Let's say we have a user object and want to extract the properties of indi...

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Destructuring is an extremely useful way of extracting properties from objects. Destructuring also works on arrays, but let's focus on objects for this one. We can omit the double use binding of the name properties and destructure the properties like this. With destructuring, we can also target nested properties.

JavaScript object destructuring tips

Tip: you don’t always need to use object destructuring. Sometimes, the object means context or namespace.
E.g.
<pre><code class="language-js">const user = {name: &#x27;teresa teng&#x27;};
const product = {name: &#x27;iPhone&#x27;};

// bad
const { name: userName } = user;
const { name: productName } = product;

console.log(userName, productName);

// good
console.log(user.name, product.name);
</code></pre>

Great resource as always! I didn’t know about nested objects destructuring

Thank you very much, this helpful

These are really useful tips! Thanks for sharing.