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mariusschulz.com
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| | | | | TypeScript 3.4 added a bit of syntactic sugar to the language that makes it easier to work with read-only array and tuple types. | |
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codewithstyle.info
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| | | | | In previous posts we've discussed how to deal with arrays in a functional way. We've learned about an important concept in Functional Programming: hig | |
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sitr.us
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| | | | | In type theory a unit type is any type that represents exactly one possible value. The unit types in TypeScript include null, undefined, and literal types. TypeScript also has the type void which is used as the return type for functions that don't have an explicit return value. In JavaScript a function that does not explicitly return implicitly returns undefined; so at first glance it would seem that void is an alias for the undefined type. But it is not! ... | |
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