Which of the following correctly destructures the first and third elements of an array?
The correct way to destructure the first and third elements of an array is `const [first, , third] = array;`. This syntax uses a comma with nothing between to skip the second element of the array. This is called 'ignoring' or 'skipping' elements in destructuring. The first element of the array is assigned to the variable `first`, the second element is skipped (notice the empty space between commas), and the third element is assigned to the variable `third`. This approach is more concise than traditional indexing when you only need specific elements from an array. You can skip any number of elements by using multiple commas, for example `const [first, , , fourth] = array;` would skip the second and third elements.