const user = {
  first: 'James',
  last: 'Baker',
  bestFriend: {
    first: 'Scott',
    last: 'Parkman'
  }
}

function welcomeMsg(user) {
  console.log("Welcome " +  user.first + " " + user.last  )
}

welcomeMsg(user)
// outputs Welcome James Baker

With ES6 object destructuring you make this less terse by destructuring the function parameters which reduces duplication when scaling:

function welcomeMsg({ first, last }) {
  console.log("Welcome " + first + " " + last)
}

Challenge

Use ES6 object destructuring to unpack the object inside of the function parameters. You will need to assign user.bestFriend.first to the variable name best. Don't remove the parameters { first, last } and don't change the return statement.

Example

bio(user) ➞ "Hi, my name is James Baker. Scott is my best friend."

Notes

If you know how to use object destructuring, go ahead and complete this challenge, otherwise check the Resources tab for some examples.