I didn't mean that part when I said multiple levels. I meant the following ``` const abc = { { bcd, cde, efg: {qnc} } = obj}; ``` This would most definitely seem strange as to why the outer {} is needed for picking from a single object On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 7:51 PM, Sebastian Malton <[email protected]> wrote: > > Currently you can do the following > > const {abc, xyz, qnc} = obj; > > However if you want to go more than one level deep then you have > to do it again for each level. You don't have to do it again, you can nest patterns as deeply as you like. In this case: ```js const {abc, xyz, qnc: {awj}} = obj; ```j ```js const obj = { abc: 1, xyz: 2, qnc: { awj: 3 } }; const {abc, xyz, qnc: {awj}} = obj; ```js -- T.J. Crowder | ||
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