How does destructuring work when the structure of the object does not match the destructuring pattern?
- It throws a syntax error
- It assigns undefined to the variables
- It ignores the mismatched values
- It automatically corrects the structure
Destructuring in JavaScript allows extracting values from objects or arrays, and when the structure doesn't match, it simply ignores the mismatched values, assigning undefined to the corresponding variables. This behavior is useful for extracting only the needed values and ignoring the rest.
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