Thats cool. I didn't know you could do that with the default values. It seems backwards to me though with the variable to assign from on the left of the colon and the variable to assign to on the right.
I found that slightly counterintuitive to start with, too, when you're used to name = value. The easiest way I find to remember the order is { from: to } = obj. Also, it wouldn't make much sense to use { to: from } = obj because you're no longer putting the from in the same position as the key is in the object.
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Thats cool. I didn't know you could do that with the default values. It seems backwards to me though with the variable to assign from on the left of the colon and the variable to assign to on the right.
I found that slightly counterintuitive to start with, too, when you're used to
name = value. The easiest way I find to remember the order is{ from: to } = obj. Also, it wouldn't make much sense to use{ to: from } = objbecause you're no longer putting thefromin the same position as the key is in the object.