Literal types in typescript | Typescript for beginners in hindi

In TypeScript, literal types are a feature that allows you to specify a type by using a specific value, rather than a general type. Literal types are used to make variables and parameters more precise and help catch errors at compile-time. They are useful for creating types for values that have a specific meaning or value, such as "male" or "female" for a gender parameter or "success" or "error" for a status parameter. Additionally, TypeScript supports union types, which combine multiple literal types to create a more flexible type that can take on multiple specific values.

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[MehakFatima-ln]

Literal type my kia hm function add kr skty union k through...??

[waqaraziz]

Sir agr null and undefined data types pr koi video ha so please share. Thank you soo much.