#09 Enums in TypeScript | TypeScript Basics & Data Types | A Complete TypeScript Course

TypeScript extends JavaScript with optional static typing, allowing you to define the data types of variables and functions. This empowers you to catch errors early during development, improving code reliability and maintainability.

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👉 Type annotations: Explicitly define data types for variables and functions.
👉 Interfaces: Define contracts for objects, ensuring consistent data structures.
👉 Classes: Build object-oriented code with well-defined properties and methods.
👉 Generics: Write reusable code that works with various data types.

TypeScript seamlessly integrates with existing JavaScript code and libraries, making it a smooth transition for developers. Elevate your JavaScript development skills with the power of static typing!

[venkateshpamidi]

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[truthteachers]

Hi bro, its odd for me. The js code generated for me does show the complex js code but a flat code like this:
var user = {

name: "Max",
age: 30,
role: 100 /* Role.ADMIN */,
};
if (user.role === 100 /* Role.ADMIN */) {
console.log("is Admin");
}

I tried all the tricks in setting the tsconfig.js. This is my tsconfig.js file:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"incremental": true,
"target": "es2017"
}
}