Const Assertions in Literal Expressions in TypeScript
With TypeScript 3.4, const assertions were added to the language. A const assertion is a special kind of type assertion in which the const keyword is used instead of a type name.
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The unknown Type in TypeScript
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Importing JSON Modules in TypeScript
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Passing Generics to JSX Elements in TypeScript
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Mapped Type Modifiers in TypeScript
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Conditional Types in TypeScript
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