ES6 Tutorial #5: Array Destructuring in ES6 in JavaScript in Hindi 2020

Welcome, we will see Array Destructuring in ES6 in JavaScript in Hindi. ES6 Array Destructuring explained. The destructuring assignment syntax is a JavaScript expression that makes it possible to unpack values from arrays, or properties from objects, into distinct variables.

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[khansawidhani]

From Pakistan. Your videos are really informative and this one of course helped a lot when i was searching for destructuring in Urdu or Hindi. Finally caught you. Thanks and keep going on.

[VandanaSharma-eczl]

thank you so much for taking birth . had u not been there i would have just been a person who wants to learn coding, but now i am a student of coding .. thank you so much all blessings to you ..

[sonuahluwalia]

sir awesome teaching big fan aap ka hu sabhi tutorial, decent hai learnable hai easily understanding hai, god bless you sir,

[DEEPANSHU_NAG]

11:50 swap any two nos without using third variable
let a = 5, b= 10;
a= a+b;
b= a-b;
a=a-b;
console.log("value of a is " + a + "value of b is " + b);

[divyanshjain]

Bro your explanation part is extremely good it really help new persons to understand how actually things work ....keep going and make new videos too will support you

[royalbengal]

Love you bro such a beautiful way to explain thank you for the support Bro Code

[AmeerHamza-jyml]

[b, a]=[a, b] swapping through Destructing !!
because sir i have a doubt sir which array you can use have only 5 five elements and we write 3 commas between them if we have so many elements like 100 or more in this situation what is the proper way to assign our last element value ???

[p.mousumipriyadarshini]

1 2 3 and boom guys😆😆
btw the vdo was helpful👍

[AnkitNarwariya]

Finally 300k Completed, Congratulations brother...

[lalit]

Thanks sir for explaining the think's so smoothly like piece of cake.before all stuff looking so hectic to learn but you make it easy for us.thanks once again please kindly makes video for ES7 as quickly as possible.

[mehtabmultani]

// program to swap to two numbers w/o using 3rd variable
let a = 15;
let b = 43;
[a, b] = [b, a];
console.log(`a: ${a}`);
console.log(`b: ${b}`);

[kashifkhan-imjc]

sir apne is mai kaha ke last waly element ko find karny se pehly lenght find karna hai agar hm ne length be find kya aur hamara array mai 1000 se be zyada element hai so ho we can write like thie let [ top1, , , toplast] yasha par tu ham 1k commas to nahi lek skty?

[hello_sharma_ji]

Agar mere array me 100 value hai or mujhe first and last value dikhani hai to kya mujhe 98 ", " comma use karne honge?

[prash]

Sir, how this work for a large number of array elements? Please elaborate

[KarandeepKumar]

Sir ye jo bataya apne ki hum comma(, ) dalkar array items ko separate kar sakte hai..par agar kisi array me suppose 100 items hai aur muje 100th item sirf chahie to muje 99 bar comma(, ) dena prega kya ???

[bajarangjadhav]

Hi, how can I get first and last element of array having dynamic length using method you explained ? thanks in advanced

[vikassingh]

let a = 1;
let b = 2;

a = a*b;
b = a/b;
a = a/b;

console.log(a);
console.log(b);

[pratikkamble]

Suppose I have 100 elements in my array
To kya muze 98 commas lagane padhenge to get 1st n last element of array using this method? This is so headache

[mohsinhasan]

thapa jani advance JS or ES6 same hai ya diffrance hai dono me..

[ahmadfraz]

Swaping two numbers:
let a = 10;
let b = 20;
[a, b] = [b, a];
console.log(`After Swaping a is: ${ a } and b is: ${ b } `);