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What is the difference between JavaScript and Typescript??? |
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JavaScript and TypeScript are both programming languages used primarily for web development, but they have some key differences:
In summary, JavaScript is a flexible, dynamically typed language that is easy to get started with, while TypeScript builds on JavaScript by adding static typing and other features that help manage and scale complex codebases. |
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JavaScript and TypeScript are both programming languages used primarily for web development, but they have some key differences:
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