When accessing a property using bracket notation and optional chaining, you need to use a dot in addition to the brackets:
const value = a?.[b]?.c;
This is the syntax that was adopted by the TC39 proposal, because otherwise it’s hard for the parser to figure out if this ?
is part of a ternary expression or part of optional chaining.
The way I think about it: the symbol for optional chaining isn’t ?
, it’s ?.
. If you’re doing optional chaining, you’ll always be using both characters.