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    The document discusses JavaScript concepts like destructuring, arrow functions, template literals, classes, and symbols. It provides code examples to demonstrate: 1) Using destructuring to assign variables from an array of arrays 2) Defining an arrow function that returns a greeting 3) Using template literals to output a string with variables 4) Creating a Car class with a constructor and method 5) Creating an Employee object using a symbol and reflecting on its keys

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     var states = [['Tamilnadu'], ['Punjab', 'Haryana']]

     Define Chennai and Chandigarh variables using Destructuring so that variables Chennai =
    ['Tamilnadu'], Chandigarh = ['Punjab', 'Haryana']
     Solution:

     const states = [['Tamilnadu'], ['Punjab', 'Haryana']];


     const [Chennai, Chandigarh] = states;
     module.exports = {states, Chennai, Chandigarh};
     Write an arrow function which takes your name as input and prints "Hello your_name" to
    console.

     const greet = (name) => {



     this.name=name;
     return 'Hello '+ this.name;

     };
     module.exports = {greet}
     let a = 1; let b = 2;

     Achieve the following output using template literals.

     "The sum of 1 and 2 is 3"

     const sum = (a,b) => {


     this.a = a;
     this.b = b;
     return "The sum of " + a + "and " + b + "b is " + (a+b);

     }
     module.exports = {sum}
     Create a class Car with a constructor function which accepts 2 parameters (name and distance).
    Include a prototype method in class, which returns a message(msg) "car name(name) had
    travelled for distance(distance) miles".

     class Car {
     constructor(name, distance)
     {
     this.name=name;
     this.distance=distance;
     }
     carDistance()
     {
     return this.name +'had travelled for ' + this.distance + '
    miles';

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     }
     }
     let Car1 = new Car('Audi', 100);
     const msg = Car1.carDistance();
     console.log(msg);
     module.exports = {msg}

     Create an object Employee with properties:



     --name as "rajesh" --phone as 9800000000, --symbol "email" as "rajesh@gmail.com".

     After creating the object, display:

     --All the keys of object "employee" --Only private keys (symbols) --Only public keys (non sumbol)

     let email = Symbol();


     let Employee = {

     name : "rajesh",
     phone :9800000000,
     [email] : "rajesh@gmail.com"
     };

     let allKeys = Reflect.ownKeys(Employee);
     let privateKeys = Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(Employee);
     let publicKeys = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(Employee);

     module.exports = {Employee, allKeys, privateKeys, publicKeys}

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