Earlier we know, the structure of the array assignment requires assignment in order,
let [a,,c] = [1,2,3] console.log(a);//1 console.log(c);//3
let [a,b] = [1];
console.log(a);//1
console.log(b);//undefined
Deconstruction object is assigned by the object attribute assignment, the order is not required, but was unable to match the undefined
let {a,b,c}={b:1,a:2}; console.log(a);//2 console.log(b);//1 console.log(c);//undefined
In fact, the complete deconstruction of writing assignment object is:
let {a:a,b:b,c:c}={b:1,a:2};
console.log(a);//2
console.log(b);//1
console.log(c);//undefined
E.g. above example, the left hand side is the same as the variable name and the name of the attribute, can be written directly {A the let, B, C} = {B: . 1, A: 2 };
Similarly, if the property name and variable names are different, can not be abbreviated
{a the let: b = {a}: . 1 }; the console.log (B); // . 1 // NOTE: b is a variable name, a property name can not be a direct output
Deconstruction assignment objects can also set the default value of variables, the default value for the entry into force: the value of object properties strict ( "===") equal to undefined
var {x = 3} = {};//x==>3 var {x = 3} = {x: undefined};//x==>3 var {x = 3} = {x: null};//x==>null var {x = 3} = {x:0};//x==>0
var {x: y = 3} = {};//y==>3
Array itself is a special object that can be deconstructed assignment object
var arr=[1,2,3]; let {0:first,[arr.length-1]:last}=arr; console.log(first);//1 console.log(last);//3
Object deconstruction application assignment:
1 can be easily acquired property or method existing object
// Console object log property has a print function, // Console object is assigned to the object created in the log, it is possible to directly log () function enables the printing const {} = log Console; log ( ' Hello ' ) // Hello equivalents in the console.log ();