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TypeScript Programming Language
1. Introduction to TypeScript
2. Development Environment Setup
3. Basic Types and Type System
4. Arrays and Collections
5. Enums and Literal Types
6. Functions and Callable Types
7. Object Types and Interfaces
8. Classes and Object-Oriented Programming
9. Advanced Type Features
10. Generics
11. Utility Types
12. Modules and Module System
13. Decorators and Metadata
14. Type Checking and Compiler Options
15. Working with JavaScript Libraries
16. Framework Integration
17. Build Tools and Workflow
18. Code Quality and Best Practices
19. Debugging and Troubleshooting
20. Advanced Patterns and Techniques
21. Migration and Adoption Strategies
3.
Basic Types and Type System
3.1.
Primitive Types
3.1.1.
string Type
3.1.2.
number Type
3.1.3.
boolean Type
3.1.4.
null Type
3.1.5.
undefined Type
3.1.6.
symbol Type
3.1.7.
bigint Type
3.2.
Special Types
3.2.1.
any Type
3.2.1.1.
Use Cases
3.2.1.2.
Risks and Limitations
3.2.1.3.
Migration Strategy
3.2.2.
unknown Type
3.2.2.1.
Type Safety Benefits
3.2.2.2.
Type Guards
3.2.2.3.
Comparison with any
3.2.3.
void Type
3.2.4.
never Type
3.2.5.
object Type
3.3.
Type Annotations
3.3.1.
Variable Annotations
3.3.2.
Parameter Annotations
3.3.3.
Return Type Annotations
3.3.4.
Property Annotations
3.4.
Type Inference
3.4.1.
Automatic Type Detection
3.4.2.
Contextual Typing
3.4.3.
Best Common Type
3.4.4.
Inference Limitations
3.5.
Type Assertions
3.5.1.
as Syntax
3.5.2.
Angle Bracket Syntax
3.5.3.
Non-null Assertion Operator
3.5.4.
Const Assertions
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