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In Tro Duc Tion: The Action of Introducing Something

TypeScript is an optional static type language that allows developers to take advantage of static and dynamic typing. It supports common primitive data types like Number, Boolean, String, and special types like Null, Undefined, and Symbols. TypeScript also supports object types like Arrays, Tuples, Functions, Classes, and Interfaces to define complex data structures. This document provides an overview of the different data types available in TypeScript that can be used when writing TypeScript code.

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In Tro Duc Tion: The Action of Introducing Something

TypeScript is an optional static type language that allows developers to take advantage of static and dynamic typing. It supports common primitive data types like Number, Boolean, String, and special types like Null, Undefined, and Symbols. TypeScript also supports object types like Arrays, Tuples, Functions, Classes, and Interfaces to define complex data structures. This document provides an overview of the different data types available in TypeScript that can be used when writing TypeScript code.

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4/4/2020 Playing | TypeScipt Fundamentals

Introduction

Introduction
in·tro·duc·tion
TypeScript is referred to as optional static type language which means you can ask the compiler
to ignore
The action ofthe type of asomething.
introducing variable if you want to take the advantage of dynamic type. This mixing of
static and dynamic typing is also available
More » in C# where you can define the static typed using
primary datatype and secondary datatype and also you can define the dynamic type using the
dynamic keyword.

Here, we will discuss the TypeScript Types which you can use to write your TypeScript code.

Data Types in TypeScript


TypeScript supports the following data types:

Any
Primitive Type

Number
Boolean

String
Void

Null
Undefined
Symbols
Enum
Object Type

Array
Tuple
Function
Class

Interface

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