In compiled js, all variables start with 'var' whereas in the .ts file we declare using let . I found this answer on sOF. is it right? `The compiler by default transpiles to ES3. The let keyword doesn't exist in ES3, so the emitter must emit code using syntax available in ES3... in this case, the best replacement for the let keyword is the var keyword.`
this series will definitely help me to write better code in angular
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another amazing TypeScript tutorial
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In compiled js, all variables start with 'var' whereas in the .ts file we declare using let .
I found this answer on sOF. is it right?
`The compiler by default transpiles to ES3. The let keyword doesn't exist in ES3, so the emitter must emit code using syntax available in ES3... in this case, the best replacement for the let keyword is the var keyword.`
We will go through with it during ts config file
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great work
very helpful content, expecting at least daily 2 videos on TS😊
From IIT to government jobs, expectation is killing a lot of things.
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Nice timing
Could you please make a video about the typescript generic maps
When time comes for it, surely. Randomly jumping into topic is not learning
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Is this series contains React Typescript??
There is no such thing as react typescript or Angular typescript. Looks like you missed initial videos 😁
@Anurag Understand typescript as a more disciplined version of writing Js codes.
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