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const organizations = ['Pyke', 'Black Sun', 'Kanjiklub', 'Crimson Dawn'];
const [firstGang, secondGang, thirdGang, fourthGang] = organizations;

console.log(firstGang); // Outputs 'Pyke'
console.log(secondGang); // Outputs 'Black Sun'
console.log(thirdGang); // Outputs 'Kanjiklub'
console.log(fourthGang); // Outputs 'Crimson Dawn'

nonseodion

// To call them by their first names without the lastname
// we have to destructure this object.
//This object describes what we perceive of each child

//Object name - Lastname, Property name - firstname
let ifebhor = { 
  carol: "rude",
  damian: "caring",
  mac: "handsome", 
  flora: "cute", 

nonseodion

let carol, damian, aave;

//notice the parentheses around the statement
({carol, damian, aave} = ifebhor);

console.log("Carol is so " + carol + 
            " but I love Damian he's "
            + damian + " and Aave is the " 
            + aave +".");

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//If I am a new student who  just got
//introduced to some of the siblings 
//I might just give them some attributes
//based on their physical appearance. 
let ifebhor = { carol: "rude", 
               damian: "caring"
              };

//we just pick a property for each 
//of them which will be overriden 

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let ifebhor = { 
  carol: "rude", 
  damian: "caring", 
  mac: "handsome", 
  flora: "cute", 
  aave: "class bully"
}

//mac's property can now be referenced using playboy. 
let {mac : playboy} = ifebhor;

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Damian = {age: 4,
          hobby: "reading", 
          scores:{maths: 83, 
                  english: 79, 
                  writing: 44
                 }
         }

//it looks very similar to the basic destructuring syntax
//however you should note the nested object names are not assigned 

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let ifebhor = { 
  carol: "rude", 
  damian: "caring", 
  mac: "handsome", 
  flora: "cute", 
  aave: "class bully"
}
// If Flora repeats a class. I'll have to remove her name from the object a way 
//to do that would be to use the rest parameter.
let {flora, …rest} = ifebhor;

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let brands = ["Nike", "Gucci", "Adidas"];
console.log(brands[0], brands[1], "and", brands[2], "are in vogue now.");
//Output: Nike Gucci and Adidas are in vogue now.

nonseodion

let brands = ["Nike", "Gucci", "Adidas"];
let [nike, gucci, adidas] = brands;
console.log(nike, gucci, “and”, adidas, “are in vogue now.”);
//Output: Nike Gucci and Adidas are in vogue now.

nonseodion

let nike, gucci, adidas;
let brands = ["Nike", "Gucci", "Adidas"];
[nike, gucci, adidas] = brands;
console.log(nike, gucci, “and”, adidas, “are in vogue now.”);