• Étudiez de nouveaux sujets de manière isolée, sinon l'esprit ne sera pas en mesure de saisir complètement le concept à long terme. Ceci est également étayé par certaines études empiriques.
• Déstructuration : méthode de décompression des valeurs de tableaux ou d'objets en variables distinctes.

const nums = [8,4,5];
const num1 = nums[0];
const num2 = nums[1];
const num3 = nums[2];
console.log(num1, num2, num3);

is reduced to 

const [x,y,z] = nums;
console.log(x, y, z);

three const variables named x,y,z are created in this step

• [x,y,z] bien que cela ressemble à un tableau mais quand il est sur LHS de =, alors c'est considéré comme une déstructuration.
• La déstructuration est une opération immuable.

const girl = {
  name: 'Melania',
  friends: ['Alina', 'Alice', 'Ayesha', 'Anamika', 'Anaya'],
  eats: ['Roasted', 'Pizza', 'Burger', 'Rice', 'Manchurian'],
};

const [first, second] = girl.friends;
console.log(first, second);

const [,,,fourth,last] = girl.eats;
console.log(fourth, last);

Échanger des variables [mutation]

let array = [5,6];
let [a,b] = array;
console.log(`a: ${a}, b:${b}`);
[b,a] = [a,b];
console.log(`a: ${a}, b:${b}`);

La fonction renvoie un tableau, détruit immédiatement les résultats, ce qui nous permet de renvoyer plusieurs valeurs d'une fonction

const girl = {
  name: 'Melania',
  friends: ['Alina', 'Alice', 'Ayesha', 'Anamika', 'Anaya'],
  eats: ['Roasted', 'Pizza', 'Burger', 'Rice', 'Manchurian'],
  drinks: ['Juice','Coffee','Coke'],
  order: function(eat,drink){
    return [this.eats[eat],this.drinks[drink]];
  }
};

const [mainCourse, drinks] = girl.order(2, 2);

console.log(`mainCOurse: ${mainCourse}`);
console.log(`drinks: ${drinks}`);

Déstructuration des tableaux imbriqués

let nums = [5,3,[8,7,9,3]];
let [x,y,z] = nums;
console.log(`x: ${x}`); // 5
console.log(`y: ${y}`); // 3
console.log(`z: ${z}`); // 8,7,9,3

let nums2 = [5,3,[8,7]];
let [x,,[y,z]] = nums2;
console.log(`x: ${x}`, `y: ${y}`, `z: ${z}`); // 5 8 7 

Déstructuration à partir de tableaux de taille inconnue :

const names = ['Michael','Charlie','Peter'];
let [w='XXX',x='XXX',y='XXX',z='XXX'] = names;
console.log(w,x,y,z); // 'Michael' 'Charlie' 'Peter' 'XXX'

Objets déstructurants :

• Utilisez {} pour la déstructuration d'objets, [] pour la déstructuration de tableaux.
• Fournissez les noms de variables exacts comme mentionné dans le nom de la propriété de l'objet à extraire. L'ordre de ces noms de variables n'a pas d'importance.

const girl = {
  name: 'Melania',
  friends: ['Alina', 'Alice', 'Ayesha', 'Anamika', 'Anaya'],
  eats: ['Roasted', 'Pizza', 'Burger', 'Rice', 'Manchurian'],
  drinks: ['Juice','Coffee','Coke'],
  works: {
        mtwt: {
          start: 9,
          end: 5
        },
        fri: {
          start:9,
          end: 3
        }
  }
};

const {name, works, drinks} = girl;
console.log(name);
console.log(works);
console.log(drinks);


// Replace long property names with custom names:
const {name:user, works:timings, drinks:enjoys} = girl;
console.log(user);
console.log(timings);
console.log(enjoys);


//Destructuring data from API calls returned in the form of objects i.e Attaching a default value to a property that does not exist on object received from an API call

// details does not exist, so default value is assigned
const { details = [], eats: loves = [] } = girl;
console.log(details);
// eats exist but is renamed as loves, hence default value won't apply
console.log(loves);

## Mutating Variables using object destructuring
let x = 10;
let y = 20;
let obj = {x:1, y:2, z:3};

{x,y} = obj; // Error
When we start a line with a '{', then JS expects a code-block. And we cannot assign anything to a code-block on LHS using = operator. Hence, an Error is thrown. The error is resolved by wrapping into () as shown below
({x,y} = obj); //{ x: 1, y: 2, z: 3 }

Déstructuration d'objets imbriqués

const girl = {
  name: 'Melania',
  friends: ['Alina', 'Alice', 'Ayesha', 'Anamika', 'Anaya'],
  eats: ['Roasted', 'Pizza', 'Burger', 'Rice', 'Manchurian'],
  drinks: ['Juice','Coffee','Coke'],
  works: {
        mtwt: {
          start: 9,
          end: 5
        },
        fri: {
          start:10,
          end: 2
        }
  }
};

let { fri } = works;
console.log(fri);

// Destructuring the fri object using the same property names start, end
let {fri: {start, end}} = works;
console.log(start, end);

// Further renaming for shortening start as 'b' and end as 'e'
let {fri: {start: b, end: e}} = works;
console.log(b, e);





const girl = {
  name: 'Melania',
  friends: ['Alina', 'Alice', 'Ayesha', 'Anamika', 'Anaya'],
  eats: ['Roasted', 'Pizza', 'Burger', 'Rice', 'Manchurian'],
  drinks: ['Juice','Coffee','Coke'],
  works: {
        mtwt: {
          start: 9,
          end: 5
        },
        fri: {
          start:10,
          end: 2
        }
  },
  // these destructured property-names have to be same as they are passed inside the girl.sleep(). Order need not be same.
  sleep: function ({time='NA', address='NA', color = 'NA', duration='NA'}){
    console.log(`${this.name} sleeps at ${address} for ${duration} in ${color}light for ${duration}. She loves to eat ${this.eats[0]}`);
  }
};

// A single object is passed, which will be destructured by the method inside the object extracting all values via destructuring
girl.sleep({time: '10pm', address:'home', color: 'blue', duration: '7hrs'});

girl.sleep({time: '9pm', duration: '7hrs'});