Record: The built-in Typescript Utility for “that” type (Advanced TypeScript)

Here we look at TypeScript's built-in type called Record. It's named after the computer science data structure "Record".

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In this lesson, we break down the key reasons why you would want to use this built-in utility type 🌹

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