🎉 TypeScript Types Overview
Explore the core type system in TypeScript, which enhances JavaScript with static typing for better code reliability and maintainability.

📌 Key Type Categories

  • Primitive Types: number, string, boolean, symbol, null, undefined, any, void
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  • Composite Types:
    • Arrays: Use [] or Array<T> syntax (e.g., string[])
    • Tuples: Fixed-length arrays with specific types (e.g., [string, number])
    • Objects: Type annotations for properties (e.g., { id: number, name: string })
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  • Union/Intersection Types: Combine types with | (union) or & (intersection)
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📘 Recommended Reading
For deeper insights, check out our TypeScript Basics Tutorial to understand how types improve code quality.

🔍 TypeScript Type Examples 

let age: number = 25;  
let name: string = "TypeScript";  
let isActive: boolean = true;  
let items: (string | number)[] = ["apple", 1, "banana", 2];  
type Point = { x: number; y: number };
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💡 Pro Tip: Use the typeof operator or tools like TypeScript Playground to experiment with types dynamically!