TypeScript | Declare an Empty Object for a Typed Variable
Learn different ways to declare an empty object for a typed variable using TypeScript by presenting easy to follow examples
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Learn different ways to declare an empty object for a typed variable using TypeScript by presenting easy to follow examples
Use Union types allows you to define a variable as a string, or a number, or an array, or an object, etc. in TypeScript, which helps you define multiple types.
Learn how to use enums in TypeScript, which are a special type not found in regular JavaScript allowing us to define constants.
Learn the difference between using union types and enums in TypeScript with simple examples, as well as understanding when to use one or the other
Learning how to use the pipe method in Node.js is an advance topic, but it doesn’t have to be. This guide provides an easy-to-follow explanation.
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