Category: ES6

This blog describes how to merge arrays using the spread syntax in ES6. In ES6, you can merge arrays using the spread syntax (…). The spread syntax allows you to expand elements of an iterable (like an array) into places where multiple elements are expected. For example. Output n this example, […array1, …array2] is using …

This blog describes how to extract values from an object using destructuring assignment in ES6. In ES6, you can use destructuring assignment to extract values from an object. For example. Output In this example, { name, age, city } is the destructuring pattern. It extracts the values of name, age, and city properties from the …

This blog describes how to convert string concatenation to template literals in ES6. Converting string concatenation to template literals in ES6 is simple. You replace the concatenation operator (+) with placeholders (${}) inside backticks (`). For example. Output In this example, messageTemplateLiteral is the template literal version of the message string. The variables name and …

This blog describes How to Find Square Root of Elements of an Array Using Arrow Function in ES6. You can find the square root of elements in an array using arrow functions in ES6 by utilizing the map() function along with the arrow function. For example. Output In this example: map() is used to iterate …