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TypeScript is a statically typed superset of JavaScript developed by Microsoft. It adds optional static typing, classes, and interfaces to the language, allowing developers to catch errors early and write more structured, scalable code.
While JavaScript is a dynamically typed language, TypeScript introduces static typing. This means you can specify data types for variables, function parameters, and return values, which helps catch errors during development rather than runtime. TypeScript also includes new features like interfaces, enums, and generics, which are not available in JavaScript.
Yes, TypeScript must be installed separately using Node Package Manager (npm). You can install it globally on your machine by running: npm install -g typescript
TypeScript cannot be run directly in the browser. It needs to be transpiled (converted) into JavaScript using the TypeScript compiler (tsc) before it can be executed in a browser or server environment.
Yes, TypeScript is fully compatible with JavaScript. You can incrementally adopt TypeScript in an existing JavaScript project, using TypeScript files (.ts) alongside JavaScript files (.js). This allows you to migrate your codebase gradually.
A .d.ts file is a TypeScript Declaration file that contains type information for a JavaScript library or module. It allows TypeScript to understand the types of third-party JavaScript code without altering the library itself.
Yes, TypeScript is an open-source language maintained by Microsoft and has a large community of contributors on GitHub.
TypeScript catches errors at compile-time, which helps prevent runtime errors. It flags issues like incorrect types or missing properties early in the development process.
The latest version of TypeScript can be found on the official TypeScript website or through its GitHub repository. TypeScript regularly releases new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
Yes, TypeScript is versatile and can be used for both front-end and back-end development. Many front-end frameworks like Angular use TypeScript by default, and it’s also commonly used with Node.js for server-side development.
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