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TypeScript: Documentation - The Basics
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Step one in learning TypeScript: The basic types.
Each and every value in JavaScript has a set of behaviors you can observe from running different operations. That sounds abstract, but as a quick example, consider some operations we might run on a variable named message . js // Accessing the property 'toLowerCase' // on 'message' and then calling it message . toLowerCase (); // Calling 'message' message (); If we break this down, the first runnable line of code accesses a property called toLowerCase and then calls it. The second one tries to call message directly. But assuming we don’t know the value of message - and that’s pretty common - we
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