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typescript/Interfaces

Describe the shape of your objects and make sure different parts of your app agree on it.

15 QuestionsIntermediateHigh Priority ~10 min read

An interface describes what an object should look like. You can define which properties it must have, their types, and which properties are optional.

Interfaces are useful when different parts of your application work with the same kind of data. You can also extend interfaces to build larger structures from smaller reusable ones.

What you'll walk away knowing

How to define object shapes with interfaces
How optional and readonly properties work
How interfaces can be extended
How interfaces differ from type aliases
1How do we extend interfaces?Intermediate2Can we add new fields to interface and type?Intermediate3How to reopen Interface?Intermediate4What are interfaces in TypeScript?Intermediate5Explain the difference between 'interface' and 'type' in TypeScript.Intermediate
All Topics
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Basics
Literal Types
Type aliases
Objects
2
Classes
Interfaces
Enums
Functions
3
Type Guards
Generics
4
Commands and Packages
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