Typescript's types - unknown, any, void, null, undefined, never: Learning Typescript by example
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Hello everyone!
In this video, we explore additional types in Typescript that provide important functionalities such as unknown values, void return types, among other types. Since these types are almost always in combination with other types, understanding them is essential for us to work well with Typescript.
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This video is part of series where we are exploring Typescript's features with the help of a React application. Our main goal is to learn how Typescript can help us improve code quality, code confidence, and development velocity.
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