Dmitri Pavlutin • 6/14/2016

How Three Dots Changed JavaScript

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This article details the introduction and use cases of the spread and rest operators (...) in JavaScript (ES6). It explains how these operators improve handling of function arguments, replace verbose patterns like using `arguments` or `.apply()`, and simplify array operations such as concatenation and destructuring.

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