What are Ambients in TypeScripts and when to use them? |
What are different components of TypeScript? |
What are Modules in Typescript? |
What are the benefits of TypeScript? |
What are the difference beetween Typescript and JavaScript? |
What is "Decorators" in TypeScript? |
What is a TypeScript Map file? |
What is getters/setters in TypeScript? |
What is Interface in TypeScript? |
What is one thing you would change about TypeScript? |
What is the default access modifier for members of a class in TypeScript? |
What is the difference between "interface vs type" statements? |
What is the difference between Classes and Interfaces in Typescript? |
What is TypeScript and why do we need it? |
What is Typescript and why one should use it? |
What is TypeScript and why would I use it in place of JavaScript? |
What is Typings in Typescript? |
Explain generics in TypeScript |
Explain how and why we could use property decorators in TS? |
Explain when to use "declare" keyword in TypeScript |
Explain why that code is marked as WRONG? |
Which object oriented terms are supported by TypeScript? |
How can you allow classes defined in a module to accessible outside of the module? |
How could you check null and undefined in TypeScript? |
How to call base class constructor from child class in TypeScript? |
How to implement class constants in TypeScript? |
How To Use external plain JavaScript Libraries in TypeScript? |
How TypeScript is optionally statically typed language? |
How would you overload a class constructor in TypeScript? |
When to use interfaces and when to use classes in TypeScript? |
Are strongly-typed functions as parameters possible in TypeScript? |
Could we use TypeScript on backend and how? |
Do we need to compile TypeScript files and why? |
Does TypeScript support all object oriented principles? |
Does TypeScript supports function overloading? |
Is it possible to generate TypeScript declaration files from JS library? |
Is that TypeScript code valid? Explain why. |
List the built-in types in Typescript |
What's wrong with that code? |
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