TypeScript Express
1
Types
1.1
Primitive Types
1.2
Object Types
1.3
Nullability
1.4
Checking Types
2
Syntax
2.1
Variables
2.2
Equality
2.3
Logical Operators
2.4
Iteration
2.5
Spread
2.6
Destructuring
2.7
String Interpolation
2.8
Error Handling
3
Standard Library
3.1
Arrays
3.2
Objects
3.3
Sets
3.4
Maps
3.5
Dates
3.6
Regular Expressions
3.7
Math
3.8
JSON
3.9
Strings
4
Functions
4.1
Arguments
4.2
Returning
4.3
Higher Order Functions
4.4
Scope
4.5
Context
5
Classes
5.1
Properties
5.2
Methods
5.3
Inheritance
6
Type Declarations
6.1
Constants
6.2
Enums
6.3
Arrays
6.4
Objects
6.5
Interfaces
6.6
Unions
6.7
Generics
6.8
Any and Unknown
6.9
Guards and Assertions
7
Async Control Flow
7.1
Event Loop
7.2
Listeners and Emitters
7.3
Promises
7.4
Async and Await
7.5
Fetch
8
Modules
8.1
Imports and Exports
9
Exercises
9.1
Transactions
9.2
Transactions Solution
9.3
Price API
9.4
Price API Solution
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Methods
Methods can be configured in a variety of ways:
Static methods use the
static
keyword
Bound as properties with initializers
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