In ES6, what happens when the spread operator is used with an iterable like a string?
- Spreads each character into an array
- Concatenates the string
- Reverses the string
- Throws an error
When the spread operator (...) is used with an iterable like a string, it spreads each character of the string into an array. This allows you to easily convert a string into an array of characters in ES6.
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