Destructuring primitive values in JavaScript

The doc page for destructuring assignment says

This means if you try to destruct a primitive value, the value will
get wrapped into the corresponding wrapper object and the property is
accessed on the wrapper object.

Does this mean the following code?:

const { a, toFixed } = 1;

Is equivalent to:

const { a, toFixed } = {1};

>Solution :

No, it means that your 1 is turned into a Number instance, and then the destructuring acts on that.

So it’s like

const { a, toFixed } = new Number(1);

The primitive value types number, string, and boolean all have corresponding wrapper types.