How spread operator is used in the following code?

[Jack_Tauson_Sr]

I am looking at the following code :

import React, { useState } from 'react';

function Bulbs() {
  ... = useState(false);  
return <div className="bulb-off" />;
}

Can you help me understand how do I interpret ... that is used before the assignment operator in the above code?

I am referring to the following documentation:

The Wise Guide to React useState() Hook

Thanks

[Paul_Wilkins]

I don’t think that the three dots are valid code, and are supposed to convey that some kind of assignment variable should go there.

[Paul_Wilkins]

Looking further at the code examples, they go from:

... = useState(...);

to

... = useState(false);

to

const stateArray = useState(false);

So we have confirmation that the ... was a just a non-syntax placeholder.

[Jack_Tauson_Sr]

Ok. Thanks, Paul. I will ignore the non-syntax placeholder part then.