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karan Badhwar
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karan Badhwar
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karan Badhwar
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Can somebody please explain me this line, step by step

const recipe = recipes.find( ({ id }) => id === +recipeId ); Please help me understand this line, like why we gave { id } object and the other code in this line

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Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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The ({ id }) => id part is called destructuring. It means that each item in recipes[] is an object, and we only want to look at the "id" property of that object. You can do the same thing without destructuring by writing this instead:
( item ) => item.id.

The + in front of +recipeId converts it from a string into a number, and the rest of line is just finding the object with the matching ID.