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Evidently, the loss of reactivity only occurs when deconstructing properties of primitive types, whereas properties of non-primitive types remain unaffected by this phenomenon.
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Description of Problem
doc: when we destructure a reactive object's property into local variables, or when we pass that property into a function, we will lose the reactivity connection:
but true: Evidently, the loss of reactivity only occurs when deconstructing properties of primitive types, whereas properties of non-primitive types remain unaffected by this phenomenon.
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