TypeScript for Beginners

Explore TypeScript, an open-source, object-oriented superset of JavaScript developed by Microsoft, that adds interfaces and static typing for large applications and compiles to JavaScript for browsers.

Discover the built-in data types in TypeScript, including string, number, boolean, undefined, null, void, and never, with variable declarations and practical examples.

Learn how to declare string variables and array-like structures in TypeScript, assign student names and ids, and use bracket indexing to access elements.

Explore tuples in TypeScript, a fixed set of values of different types, and how they differ from unions. See a string and a number used together to represent related data.

Demonstrate switch case usage in TypeScript by evaluating a value and executing matching blocks, with an optional default; includes days of the week examples and inputs like 5 and 10.

Compare how the while loop checks the condition before executing, and how the do-while loop executes the block at least once, as x starts at 1 until 3.

In this TypeScript for Beginners lecture, learn how to use the typeof operator to check variable types, with string and number examples and practical type checks.

Explore type assertion in TypeScript by explicitly casting an any variable to string using the as keyword or angle-bracket syntax, enabling access to string length and interpolation.

Explore public, private, and protected access modifiers in TypeScript, illustrated with a code snippet and combined examples for clear understanding.