Using the JavaScript Spread Operator

ES6 gave us the spread operator which is represented by three dots (...). It can be very helpful in working with arrays in certain situations. In this tutorial we will look at several examples of how you can use the spread operator.

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[JohannY]

I love how you explain things. And the length is just about right also.

[automationgeek]

Absolutely fantastic explanation Sir. All concepts of Spread cleared in a single video

[rajeshnaika]

great videos of javascript, thanks for your work. love your channel

[greggfineguitar]

Using the spread operator as a parameter in a function turns it into the "rest operator".

[babaj]

thank you for the well thought out explanation

[mocococo]

Hello and greetings from Bulgaria.
I think there is a big confusion between Spread and Rest operators. I have not clarified them yet. So, is it possible that you last example is actually about Rest ?
Thank you.

[JustLookA]

I love this channel :) thanks for sharing your knowledge

[j.k.ravshanovich]

Unfortunately, I can give you only one thumbs up for this video.

[Rajeshkumar-jbpf]

Awesome stuff.. Keep posting the videos..

[liyan]

Can we clone an object using spread operator?
const obj = {
name: 'Steven'
};
const obj2 = { ... obj }