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Typescript vs Javascript
What the hell is typescript?
What is the difference Between TypeScript and JavaScript?
Typescript is just amazing when it comes to catching errors early on.
During development, not when your users find them.
It helps you spot those little mistakes quickly since it's a statically-typed language.
It is designed for the development of large applications and transpiles to JavaScript.
TypeScript allows developers to add types to JavaScript.
JavaScript is a loosely typed language.
* TypeScript is known as an Object-oriented programming language whereas JavaScript is a prototype-based language.
* TypeScript has a feature known as Static typing but JavaScript does not support this feature.
* TypeScript supports Interfaces but JavaScript does not.
Another cool thing about TypeScript is that it makes your code more readable and maintainable. It's easier for you, or anyone working on the project, to understand the code.
During development, not when your users find them.
It helps you spot those little mistakes quickly since it's a statically-typed language.
It is designed for the development of large applications and transpiles to JavaScript.
TypeScript allows developers to add types to JavaScript.
JavaScript is a loosely typed language.
Difference Between TypeScript and JavaScript
* TypeScript is known as an Object-oriented programming language whereas JavaScript is a prototype-based language.
* TypeScript has a feature known as Static typing but JavaScript does not support this feature.
* TypeScript supports Interfaces but JavaScript does not.
Another cool thing about TypeScript is that it makes your code more readable and maintainable. It's easier for you, or anyone working on the project, to understand the code.
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