'How to parse '<NavLink className={({ isActive }) => isActive ? "red" : "blue"} />'?
I think I understand why the first instance of isActive that's passed as an argument to the arrow function is encapsulated in curly brackets, i.e. { isActive }, while the second isActive is not encapsulated in curly brackets, but would like to be sure I understand correctly.
Is the first "isActive" that's encapsulated in curly brackets i.e., ({ isActive }) an example of Object Destructuring ? (If not, doesn't an arrow function in JS expect to receive the name of a variable, but doesn't { isActive } evaluate to true or false?)
Am I right that this is an example of Object Destructuring?
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