Array destructuring is similar to object destructuring. Instead of using curly brackets, array destructuring uses brackets to do the destructuring. Here is an example of array destructuring:

let [first, second] = ['Traveling', 'Swimming', 'Shopping'];
console.log(first);   // Traveling
console.log(second);  // Swimming

You can also skip variables and only pick the one that you need, like the following:

let [,,third, fourth] = ['Traveling', 'Swimming', 'Shopping'];
console.log(third);   // Shopping
console.log(fourth);  // undefined

As you can see, we skip the first two variables and only require the third and the fourth. However, in our case, the fourth variable doesn't match any elements in the array and its value remains as undefined. Also, you can give it a default value, like this:

let [,,third, fourth = ''] = ['Traveling', 'Swimming', 'Shopping'];
console.log(fourth);  // an empty string