JavaScript Array and es6 example

 


const myproglang = ['js', 'php', 'c', 'python', 'java'];

// old javaScript style
let h1 = myproglang[1];
console.log("My favrite programming language is "+ "" + h1);

// es6 advance javaScript Array Destructuring
let [a1,a2,a3,a4,a5] = myproglang;
console.log(a4);

console.log(myproglang.length);

let [top1,,,,toplast] = myproglang;
console.log(`My favrite programming language is ${top1}
and my least favrite is ${toplast}`);








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