TypeScript vs JavaScript: How are they different?
This article aims to demystify these two languages, offering insights into their differences, similarities, and when to use one over the other.
This article aims to demystify these two languages, offering insights into their differences, similarities, and when to use one over the other.
TypeScript (Ts) is a strongly typed programming language that compiles to JavaScript, so it can used anywhere JavaScript (Js) is used, such as a browser. Learn when and how to abstract your types and interfaces when using Typescript.
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