IE11 Invalid value on the left side of the assignment, how to fix it?

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  Tell me how to fix this line so that IE11 doesn't swear at it?
  There is such a line in the function,
  

  function(fd, date, inst) {
  .....
  const arr_date1 = [date_from, date_to] = fd.split(',');
  ....
  }

  
  
  the date arrives in fd just 10/02/2020, 10/17/2020. All browsers are fine, but IE swears at the line const arr_date1 = [date_from, date_to] = fd.split (',');
  Writes "Invalid value on the left side of the assignment" what's wrong, how to fix it? Can not understand :(

  JavaScript Juliette Avery, Jan 19, 2019

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1 Answers
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  IE11 can't do destructuring assignment .
  
  
  
  Also, you should note that with this entry, date_from and date_to will be global variables.

  Anonymous

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