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Nirmal Joshi

TypeScript has gained massive popularity in recent years. According to Stackoverflow’s 2020 survey, TypeScript is the 2nd most loved programming language in the world (it was 3rd most loved in 2019) - clearly showing that the increase in popularity is quite astounding.

TypeScript (developed by Microsoft) is an open-source programming language that compiles into JavaScript. Since its release in 2012, the language has remained in active development and is gaining popularity and recognition every year.

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TypeScript has gained massive popularity in recent years. According to Stackoverflow’s 2020 survey, TypeScript is the 2nd most loved programming language in the world (it was 3rd most loved in 2019) - clearly showing that the increase in popularity is quite astounding.

TypeScript (developed by Microsoft) is an open-source programming language that compiles into JavaScript. Since its release in 2012, the language has remained in active development and is gaining popularity and recognition every year.

The development community strongly associated TypeScript with Angular in the early days but now you can use it with practically anything like ReactJS, Node.js, Deno etc.

Is it too late to start learning TypeScript now?

Well, it is never too late if you start TODAY. Gain an advantage by being the one among those who really understand TypeScript and not just treats this as a college project.

TypeScript & JavaScript are the same right? NO.

While TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript; it means TypeScript eventually gets compiled into JavaScript, so they are not the same.

The main benefit of TypeScript is its static typing feature that provides additional information about your code which serves as better documentation for other developers and enables them to catch more mistakes during compilation right away.

The language is modern with features like interfaces, unions, intersection types, enums, classes, and visibility scopes. Additionally, because it is a superset, it has all the modern JavaScript features like destructuring, arrow functions and optional chaining operators too.

This course is just not about the basics, I will take you to advanced levels with practical real-world interview questions which will help you to understand the concept and also answer properly at the same time.

What's in the course?

Like all my courses, we have sections packed with beginner to advanced level content, so it is advised to check the full course curriculum first to get a clear idea of all the topics and then start step by step. Here's a quick summary of what you'll find in the course:

  1. Introduction

  2. TypeScript fundamentals

  3. Array & Tuple

  4. Functions

  5. ENUM

  6. Object Oriented TypeScript

  7. TypeScript compiler

  8. Interface

  9. Decorators

  10. TypeScript Modules & Namespaces

I recommend that you have a good understanding of OOPs concepts and basic JavaScript before continuing on with this tutorial, so as to make the most of it. If you have any JavaScript-related questions, feel free to check out my JavaScript course.

Take action today and enroll in this comprehensive course.

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Learn and understand what is typescript and how it works
  • Basic to advanced level practical concepts in typescript development
  • Real-world typescript interview questions asked in it companies world-wide

Syllabus

Introduction
Introduction & Setup
Installing TypeScript Compiler
TypeScript Fundamentals
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Relative Questions:

Q1: Explain the syntax of declaring a variable

Q2: Is there any convention or rule to follow while declaring a variable?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What all types of values a number can store in typescript?

Q2. How will you store a binary or hex value in typescript?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What will be the output of below given code?

let a:boolean = !true;

console.log(!a);

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain the differences between null and undefined

Q2. When do you need the void data type?

Relative Questions:

Q1. When do you think “any” type is useful in your code?

Relative Questions:

Q1. When does typescript infers the data type?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is hoisting?

Q2. How does block scope work?

Q3. What is the scope of a variable?

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain various ways to declare a string variable

Q2. How will you deal with unicode characters?

Q3. Show the syntax to display long unicode characters

Unicode Values

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is a Template Literal?

Q2. How will you display a value or an expression inside template string?

Q3. What is the advantage of using template string ?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you define your own custom data type?

Q2. What is type alias/aliases?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is “never” type? Explain with an example?

Q2. What is the difference between “void” and “never” type?

TypeScript Compiler & Project Configuration

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the watch mode & how can you run TypeScript Compiler in watch mode?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the use of tsconfig.json file? How do you create it?

Q2. What is the use of tsc --init?

Q3. How can you avoid selected files from getting compiled?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the purpose of target option in tsconfig.json?

OR

How can you set the compiled file target or compiled file version?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the purpose of the “lib” option?

Q2. What will be the default value of “lib” option?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the purpose of the Module options?

Q2. How can you compile a file by giving the module setting at the command line (CLI)?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How do you set a separate path for all compiled files? OR What does outDir do?

Q2. What happens to the subfolders of the source folder when you compile the TypeScript project?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you compile all '.ts' files in a single bundle of JavaScript code?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the purpose of setting the root directory?

Q2. Which value is considered in “outDir” by default if it is not set?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is removeComments?

Q.2. What is noEmit?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is a source map file? Explain the advantage of it

Q.2. What is the purpose of mapRoot option?

Q.3. How does mapRoot setting affect the value of sourceMappingURL?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the use of “inlineSources”?

Array & Tuple

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is an array? Explain in detail

Q2. How will you get the last element of the array?

Q3. Get all odd numbers from the array

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is a tuple and how is it different from an array?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you define a variable with more than 1 type of data?

Q2. Is it possible to have an array with union data type?

Narrowing and Type guards

Relative Questions:

Q.1: What is the difference between push() & unshift() method?

Q.2: What is the difference between pop() & shift() method?

Q.3: How can you insert an element at a given position?

Q.4: How can you remove a specific element?

Q.5 What does splice() method return?

Q.6: If there is no element removed then what will the splice() method return?

Relative Questions:

Q.1: Find length of each element in a new array.

Q.2: Find square root of every element & store it in a new array.

Q.3: Get all product names i.e., pNames in a new array.

      let products = [

           {pCode:1001, pName: "Apple"},

           {pCode:1001, pName: "Banana"},

           {pCode:1001, pName: "Grapes"},

           {pCode:1001, pName: "Oranges"},

     ]

Relative Questions:

Q1. Get sum of a key field of an object literal e.g. the object is

const employees=[

{eNo:1001,salary:3000},

{eNo:1002,salary:2200},

{eNo:1003,salary:3400},

{eNo:1004,salary:6000}

]

Q2. Find avg value of all elements of an array?

Q3. Find the sum or product of all elements?

Q4. What is the difference between reduce() and reduceRight()?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How to flatten a 2D or a multidimensional array?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the difference between for..in & for..of?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What will be the output of the code?

       let arr: string[] = ["ES5","ES6","ES7","ES8"];

       arr.forEach((elem, index)=> {

            console.log(elem, index);

            if(index==2){

                 break;

            }

       });

Q2. What will be the output of below statements?

       let arr: number[] = [7,9,0];

       console.log(arr[arr.length]);

Relative Questions:

Q.1: What is the difference between find() & filter() method?

Q.2: If there is no value to return, What will findIndex() method return?

Q.3: What is the difference between indexOf() & includes() method?

Q.4: How will you search multiple values in an array?

Q.5 What will be the output of this code?

       let arr: string[] = ["One","Two","Three","Four","Five"];

       console.log(arr.lastIndexOf("Abcd"));

Relative Questions:

Q1. What will be the output in case an array has "undefined" while sorting the values?

Q2. How to sort an object literal?

       const employees = [

            {eNo:1001, salary:3000},

            {eNo:1002, salary:2200},

            {eNo:1003, salary:3400},

            {eNo:1004, salary:6000},

      ]

Q3. How will you sort a numeric array?

Q4. Sort all values of array in descending order.

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is the destructuring assignment?

Q2. Swap values using destructuring

Q3. What will be the output of this code?

let [a,b,c] = [5,,7];

console.log(a,b,c);

Q4. How will you set a default value while destructuring an array?

Functions

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain TypeScript function & how is it different from JavaScript?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How do you invoke an anonymous function?

Q2. What will be the output of below given code

        let sum = function(a:number, b:number):number {

            return a+b;

        }

        console.log(typeof sum);

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain arrow function syntax.

Relative Questions:

Q1. How will you pass default values to a parameter in a function?

Q2. What is the advantage of optional parameter feature?

Relative Questions:

Q1. Create a function which can take any number of values & return sum of all numbers

Q2. Create a function which can take any number of names & displays all names separated with comma

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain what is a function type?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is function overloading and how will you implement it?

ENUM

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is enum and How can you create it in TypeScript?

Q2. Explain advantages of enum.

Q3. What will be the value of WED i.e. Wednesday in below example:

        enum WorkDays{

             MON=1,

             TUE=3,

             WED,

             THU,

             FRI

        }

        console.log(Workdays);

        console.log(Workdays.WED);

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain computed enum members. Give an example

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is reverse mappings with enum?

const & ambient Enum
Object Oriented TypeScript
Object Literal - Introduction

Relative Questions:

Q1. Can you have dynamic keys with Object Literal?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you add read-only properties to an object?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What will be the output of this code?

       let obj = {a: 'First'};

       let obj1 = obj;

       obj1.a = "Second";

       console.log(obj.a);

Q2. How can we create a clone or separate copy of an Object Literal?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What will be the output of this code if you run it in the browser and why?

       function test() {

            console.log(this);

      }

      test();

Q2. What is the context of "this" inside arrow functions? Or What will be the output of this code?

       let obj = {

          test:()=>{

             console.log(this);

          }

       }

       obj.test();

Relative Questions:

Q1. How will you create a class in TypeScript?

Q2. What is a constructor? How is it called?

Q3. How do you refer to the field/property method of a class?

Q4. How do you access property within the class?

Q5. What do you mean by a member of a class? How many members do you see in this class code?

       class car{

           color: string;

           seats: number;

           constructor(c:string, ns:number) {

                   this.color = c;

                   this.seats = ns;

           }

          buidCar(){

                console.log(this.color, this.seats);

          }

       }

       let c1 = new Car("Red", 2);

       let c2 = new Car("Blue", 4);

       c1.buidCar();

       c2.buidCar();

Relative Questions:

Q1. How do you inherit a class?

Q2. Why do you need the super() method? Explain in detail.

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain various access modifiers of a class.

Q2. Which is the default access modifier?

Q3. Can you have protected modifier without inheritance?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What are property initialization shorthands?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How will you make a property readonly?

Q2. Can you have a readonly modifier a with public, private or protected modifier?

Q3. make a private property readonly property parameter syntax.

Q4. What is the difference between readonly and const?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How do you make any member static in a class?

Q2. Explain the purpose or advantage of making a member static.

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain a practical scenario of Object Literal Destructuring.

Q2. Explain the output of this code?

Const {a = 90, b} = {};

Console.log(a,b);

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is an abstract class?

Q2. Can we create a constructor() in an abstract class?

Q3. Is it possible to add instance variables in an abstract class?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is a getter or setter method?

Interface (Object Types)

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is an Interface or Object Types in TypeScript?

Q2. What is the difference between custom types i.e., type & interface?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you make sure that a class follows certain signature?

Q2. How do you apply an interface on a class?

Q3. How can you apply multiple interfaces on a class?

Q4. How can you provide an optional property inside an interface?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you make properties readonly via interphase?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How will you inherit an interface?

Q2. Can you extend multiple interfaces & how?

Generics

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is typescript generics? Explain with syntax

Q2. Is it necessary to pass data type with function call when you call generic function?

Q3. What will be the output of the below given code?


function getData<T>(dataPoints : T[] ) : T[] {

return new Array<T>().concat(dataPoints);

}


let numDP = getData([30,560,120,90]);

let strDP = getData(["Top","Bottom","Left"]);


numDP.push(68);

strDP.push("NE");


numDP.push("Right");

strDP.push(120);


console.log(numDP);

console.log(strDP);

Relative Questions:

Q1. How can you use multiple type variables?

Q2. Is it possible to have generic and non generic types together?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is Generic Constraint & how we can add it?

Relative Questions:

Q1. How to implement generic classes?

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain syntax of how to define generic interface

Q2. Give an example of using generic interface as the function type

Modules & Typescript Namespaces

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is a module?

Q2. Can you import any module inside a script tag?

Q3. How will you run the import and export statements on a local machine?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is named export & import?

Q2. Can you avoid {} while importing a named module?

Q3. How can you import all named modules from a file?

Q4. Is it a good practice to import all modules together?

Q5. Do the modules hoist?

Q6. Do you need the same name while importing a named module or you can change?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is default import/export & the difference between named & default import/export?

Q2. Explain various ways of implementing default export & import

Relative Questions:

Q1. How do you deal with modules in TypeScript?

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is namespace? Explain the syntax

Q2. How will you compile multiple namespaces in a single file?

Q3. Explain the syntax of managing nested namespaces

Decorators

Relative Questions:

Q1. How will you define decorator for a class?

Q2. Explain parameters passed to the decorator function when its applied to the class?

Relative Questions:

Q1. Make a method enumerable with the help of method decorator

Q2. Explain parameter details of method decorator function

Q3. Change method definition using decorator

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is an accessor decorator?

Class Factory

Relative Questions:

Q1. Explain property decorator with syntax.

Q2. Create a property decorator factory which adds a given prefix to the property value.

Relative Questions:

Q1. What is parameter decorators?

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Covers TypeScript fundamentals, including static typing, interfaces, and enums, which are essential for building scalable and maintainable applications
Includes real-world interview questions, which prepares learners for job opportunities that require TypeScript proficiency
Explores advanced topics like decorators, modules, and namespaces, which are useful for structuring large TypeScript projects
Requires a good understanding of OOP concepts and basic JavaScript, which may exclude absolute beginners from fully grasping the material
Focuses on interview questions, which may not be as beneficial for learners seeking a comprehensive understanding of TypeScript for project development
Teaches TypeScript, which is actively developed and widely used with modern frameworks like React, Node.js, and Deno

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Review JavaScript Fundamentals
Solidify your understanding of JavaScript fundamentals, as TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript and builds upon its core concepts.
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  • Review data types, variables, and operators in JavaScript.
  • Practice working with functions, objects, and arrays.
  • Familiarize yourself with DOM manipulation and event handling.
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Gain a deeper understanding of TypeScript best practices and advanced features to improve your code quality and maintainability.
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  • Read the book cover to cover, taking notes on key concepts.
  • Experiment with the code examples provided in the book.
  • Apply the best practices to your own TypeScript projects.
TypeScript Coding Challenges
Reinforce your understanding of TypeScript concepts by solving coding challenges that test your ability to apply your knowledge.
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  • Find online platforms with TypeScript coding challenges.
  • Solve a variety of challenges covering different TypeScript topics.
  • Review your solutions and identify areas for improvement.
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Expand your knowledge of TypeScript with a comprehensive guide that covers a wide range of topics and provides practical examples.
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  • Read the book cover to cover, taking notes on key concepts.
  • Experiment with the code examples provided in the book.
  • Apply the concepts to your own TypeScript projects.
Build a Simple Web Application with TypeScript
Apply your TypeScript knowledge to a real-world project to solidify your understanding and gain practical experience.
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  • Choose a simple web application idea, such as a to-do list or a calculator.
  • Set up a TypeScript project with a build process.
  • Implement the application logic using TypeScript.
  • Test and debug your application.
Write a TypeScript Blog Post
Deepen your understanding of a specific TypeScript topic by researching and writing a blog post explaining it to others.
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  • Choose a TypeScript topic that you find interesting or challenging.
  • Research the topic and gather information from reliable sources.
  • Write a clear and concise blog post explaining the topic.
  • Publish your blog post on a platform like Medium or your own website.
Help Others on TypeScript Forums
Reinforce your understanding of TypeScript by helping others with their questions and problems on online forums.
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  • Find online forums or communities dedicated to TypeScript development.
  • Browse the forums and identify questions that you can answer.
  • Provide helpful and accurate answers to the questions.

Career center

Learners who complete Mastering TypeScript with Marathon Interview Questions 2024 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Frontend Developer
A frontend developer builds user interfaces for websites and applications, and this course helps with that. This course focuses on TypeScript, a language that is increasingly essential for modern frontend development using libraries such as React, Angular, and Vue. By delving into TypeScript fundamentals, object-oriented principles, and advanced features, this course is a useful starting point for aspiring frontend developers looking to build robust and maintainable applications. Its coverage of practical interview questions will further prepare learners for the job market and help them demonstrate their proficiency in TypeScript.
Web Application Developer
Web application developers create and maintain web-based software, and this course helps equip them with a powerful tool. This course's focus on TypeScript, which is widely used in developing modern web applications, enables web application developers to write more maintainable and scalable code. The practical interview questions in this course are also particularly useful for developers applying for positions in this field. This course covers advanced features in TypeScript such as interfaces, modules, and decorators, which prepare developers to tackle more complex project requirements.
UI Developer
A UI developer designs and implements user interfaces, and this course helps build the skills necessary. This course on TypeScript can benefit UI developers because TypeScript allows for more structured and maintainable code, which is essential for complex user interfaces. The practical interview questions in this course may help UI developers prepare them to demonstrate proficiency in using TypeScript during the hiring process. The course gives a foundation in both basic and advanced TypeScript concepts which helps developers build and maintain advanced user interfaces.
Full-Stack Developer
Full stack developers work on both the front and back ends of applications, and this course directly helps them. With its focus on TypeScript, a language that can be used on both the client and server side, this course enables developers to use the same language across the entire stack. The course content helps build a strong foundation in both basic and advanced TypeScript concepts, which is particularly useful for building complex web applications. Full stack developers can use what they learn in this course to handle projects more efficiently, and improve their ability to write robust and scalable code..
Application Developer
Application developers create software for a variety of purposes, and this course can enhance their skill set. This course focuses on TypeScript, which enables developers to build more robust and maintainable applications. The curriculum's exploration of object-oriented programming, interfaces, and other advanced concepts empowers application developers to handle complex requirements. The course also prepares developers for real-world scenarios with practical interview questions. This makes them more competitive in the job market. The detailed study of TypeScript will make application developers more capable.
JavaScript Developer
JavaScript developers write code for web applications, and this course may help them leverage the benefits of TypeScript. While JavaScript is the foundation, this course introduces TypeScript, which is a superset of JavaScript, adding static typing and other features to improve code quality and maintainability. This course covers fundamentals to advanced concepts such as interfaces, enums, and decorators. This can give JavaScript developers better career opportunities and more advanced roles. By mastering the nuances of TypeScript, JavaScript developers become more versatile and can build larger applications with greater confidence.
Software Development Engineer
Software development engineers are involved in the entire software development life cycle, and this course may be beneficial to them. By learning TypeScript, developers can improve the quality and scalability of their code. The course's coverage of object-oriented concepts and advanced features like generics, modules, and decorators is particularly relevant for software engineers working on complex projects. This course also includes practical interview questions which prepare software development engineers for their next move, emphasizing practical knowledge in TypeScript.
Software Engineer
Software engineers design, develop, and maintain software systems, and this course may be useful to them. The course's exploration of TypeScript, a superset of JavaScript, can enhance coding practices for software engineers involved in web development or server-side applications. This course delves into topics such as static typing, interfaces, and object-oriented principles, which are essential for building scalable and maintainable software systems. This course may also help software engineers who are preparing for technical interviews, as it includes practical, real-world interview questions.
Backend Developer
Backend developers create the server-side logic and databases for applications, and this course may be useful to them. Although TypeScript is primarily used in frontend development, it can also be used in backend development with frameworks like Node.js. This course helps backend developers apply the benefits of static typing and object-oriented concepts to server-side development. The skills learned in this course may help improve code quality and reduce errors. By delving into advanced topics, the course strengthens the skillset of backend developers.
Mobile Application Developer
A mobile application developer creates applications for mobile devices, and this course may be helpful. While TypeScript is most commonly used for web development, it may also be used to build cross-platform mobile applications. By learning advanced TypeScript concepts in this course, mobile application developers can expand their skills and build more robust mobile applications. The course’s structure, which moves from fundamentals to advanced concepts, may be useful for developers looking to improve code quality and performance in their projects.
Technical Lead
Technical leads manage development teams, and this course may be useful for them. This course's focus on TypeScript, and its modern features, helps technical leads understand and guide their teams in adopting modern coding practices. The detailed curriculum, which goes over both fundamental and advanced concepts, makes technical leads more capable in providing technical direction and mentorship. The interview questions included in the course also help them gauge the technical depth of candidates during the hiring process. Technical leads will be able to ensure their teams are using the best practices.
Software Architect
Software architects design the overall structure of software systems, and this course may add value to their skill set. While not directly related to system design, understanding TypeScript, and its application in modern web development, can help software architects make more informed decisions about technology stacks. This course provides a foundation in object-oriented principles and advanced TypeScript concepts, making them more knowledgeable about modern development practices. This knowledge can impact how they design scalable and maintainable systems.
Technical Trainer
A technical trainer teaches software development topics, and this course helps them stay updated with industry trends. This course on TypeScript can help technical trainers because it gives practical knowledge and industry-standard best practices that they can share with learners. The course material covers fundamentals to advanced topics which enhances their understanding of TypeScript, so they can confidently conduct training sessions, and answer complex questions. The inclusion of real-world interview questions makes the content more impactful and relevant to learners.
QA Engineer
Quality assurance engineers test software, and this course may be beneficial to them. While not directly involved in coding, understanding TypeScript can give QA engineers a deeper insight into the code structure and potential issues, especially in web applications. The course's coverage of TypeScript fundamentals and advanced concepts provides a framework for QA engineers to effectively evaluate the quality of code. This can improve communication with developers and facilitate the creation of more effective test plans. The course content may help QA engineers become more technical and knowledgeable.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps engineers manage the infrastructure and release processes for software, and this course may be helpful. While TypeScript is primarily a development language, understanding how it is used can give DevOps engineers a better insight into the application and its dependencies. This course covers static typing and object-oriented principles, which may help DevOps engineers understand the complexity of software systems. This understanding potentially helps them deploy and operate these systems more effectively. Knowledge of TypeScript helps DevOps engineers better work alongside developers.

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Provides practical advice and best practices for writing effective TypeScript code. It covers a wide range of topics, from basic type annotations to advanced techniques like generics and decorators. It valuable resource for developers who want to deepen their understanding of TypeScript and write more maintainable code. This book is commonly used by industry professionals.
Provides a comprehensive guide to TypeScript, covering everything from basic syntax to advanced features like generics, decorators, and modules. It valuable resource for developers who want to learn TypeScript from scratch or deepen their existing knowledge. This book is commonly used as a textbook at academic institutions.

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