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JavaScript TypeScript

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
JavaScript

A scripting language used to create and


control dynamic website content. It's what
makes web pages interactive.

TypeScript

Essentially, it's JavaScript with added


features. It's a superset of JavaScript,
which means it has everything JavaScript
has, plus some extra goodies.

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
JavaScript

Dynamically typed. This means you don't


have to explicitly declare what type (like
number, string, etc.) a variable is.

It's more flexible but can lead to


unexpected errors.

TypeScript

Statically typed. You have to declare the


type of variables.

This can catch errors early and make the


code more predictable.

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
JavaScript

TypeScript

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
JavaScript

Errors are often found at runtime, which


means when the webpage is actually
running.

TypeScript

Errors can be caught during development


(compile-time), preventing many
common mistakes from making it to the
running webpage.

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
JavaScript

Generally easier for beginners.

TypeScript

Requires understanding of types and some


advanced concepts, so it has a steeper
learning curve.

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
JavaScript

It enables rapid development and quick


prototyping, making it a go-to for projects
that prioritize speed in the early stages.

TypeScript

Though it might take longer to set up


initially, its robustness in catching errors
early often leads to smoother
development cycles and higher code
quality over time.

Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan
Chetan Mahajan
@_chetanmahajan

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