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Can I destructure to multiple variables when at least one has already been declared, and at least one has not?

I’m aware that I can destructure an object or array to multiple variables, whether they are both already assigned or both unassigned, but is it possible to restructure to multiple variables together when at least one variable has already been declared, and at least one has not? 1. Both unassigned This works ✅ 2. Both assigned This also works ✅

function.name returns empty string if the function is added to an object by property

Consider this code example: Why is there a difference between the name properties of these two functions? Answer The technical explanation: NamedEvaluation The specification tells you: 13.2.5.5 Runtime Semantics: PropertyDefinitionEvaluation PropertyDefinition : PropertyName : AssignmentExpression Let propKey be the result of evaluating PropertyName. […] If IsAnonymousFunctionDefinition(AssignmentExpression) is true, then Let propValue be ? NamedEvaluation of AssignmentExpression with argument propKey. Else,

How to add array to a specific object in a data?

Here how I’m trying to add some values to my data. The problem is that the tasks add as an object in the same level as parent’s object. Like this: However, I need it to be inside an object. Answer The listName looks to be the top level property, so use that to add another level:

Count items inside array of objects

I am using this code to fetch 100 trending public repos on GitHub. For every language, I calculated the The list of repos using the language, but I can’t calculate the number of repos using this language part of my code This is sample of my output My desired output is to count the URLs of each language and append

How to get the first object of an array by condition?

I have a response: Response body: I receive an array with 5 objects. I want to set the variable for the first object within “type”: “Group”. attachment image. But I don’t know the way. Does anyone help me??? Answer What you’re looking for is .find which returns the first occurrence matching a predicate or undefined. For example: See the example

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