In my code, I initially used this line:
const availableDays = status.availableDays;
However, a suggestion was made to replace it with this line:
const { availableDays } = status;
Both options achieve the same result in one line of code, but I am curious as to why using destructuring is considered a better practice.
If the code were expanded to include multiple variables like so:
const availableDays = status.availableDays;
const someVar = status.someVar;
const someOtherVar = status.someOtherVar;
I understand that the most concise way to write this would be:
const { availableDays, someVar, someOtherVar } = status;
My question pertains to the potential impact on performance, security, readability, and other factors when deciding between these two approaches.