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Using destructuring and inline types makes your TypeScript less readable. I want to show you how using destructuring makes it less readable in TypeScript. It discourages creating smaller helper functions and relying on composition to build up your main function logic. There is no natural place to write documentation comments when all the types are cramped with destructuring in the function definition. It's just a lot of space of code and takes a lot-of-space of lines of code. In addition, it focuses on implementation detail in addition to the implementation detail.