Category: TypeScript

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Chapter 12: TypeScript Functions

Part 1: The Basics – Function Types and Signatures Function Parameter Types Every parameter can (and should!) have a type: typescript

What TypeScript does here: ✅ Ensures you call greet with exactly 2 arguments ✅...

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Chapter 11: TypeScript Union Types

TypeScript – Union Types. If TypeScript is a superhero, union types are its superpower. They’re what make TypeScript expressive, flexible, and incredibly safe all at once. Let me start with a simple analogy: Imagine you’re...

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Chapter 9: TypeScript Enums

TypeScript Enums. Some developers love them, some avoid them, but understanding them is crucial for writing effective TypeScript. Think of enums as creating your own vocabulary – instead of using magic numbers or random...

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Chapter 8: TypeScript Object Types

Part 1: The Basics – What Is an Object Type? An object type describes the shape of a JavaScript object – what properties it has and what types those properties are. The Simplest Object Type typescript...

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Chapter 7: TypeScript Tuples

Part 1: What Exactly IS a Tuple? A tuple is an array with a fixed number of elements, where each element has a specific type at a specific position. The order matters, the count matters, and...

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Chapter 6: TypeScript Arrays

Part 1: The Basics – Two Ways to Write Arrays TypeScript gives us two syntaxes for array types. They’re exactly the same in function, but different in style. Let me show you both: Syntax...

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Chapter 5: TypeScript Special Types

TypeScript special types are like the “special forces” of the type system – they handle the edge cases, the uncertainties, and the unique situations that regular types just can’t handle elegantly. Think of regular...

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Chapter 3: TypeScript Simple Types

📘 TypeScript Simple Types (Explained Like a Friendly Teacher) When we say “Simple Types” in TypeScript, we mean the basic data types that store simple values like numbers, text, true/false, etc. Remember: 👉 TypeScript...