Working with TypeScript

This repository contains my practice work with TypeScript. It includes notes, code examples, and projects that demonstrate the concepts and applications of TypeScript in real-world scenarios.

Repository Structure

The repository is organized into directories that focus on specific topics and concepts:

• 00-basics: Introduction to TypeScript fundamentals, including basic types and configurations.
• 01-type-annotation: Detailed exploration of type annotations and their applications.
• 02-functions-type-annotations: Understanding type annotations in function definitions and calls.
• 03-typed-arrays: Working with arrays in TypeScript, emphasizing type safety.
• 04-tuples: Introduction to tuples and their usage in TypeScript.
• 05-interfaces: Introduction to working with interfaces.
• 06-classes: Basic OOPs and inheritence concepts.
• 07-project-1: A simple project built using vite, here I am working with fakerJS library to implement fake User and Company and marking both of their location on map.
• 08-project-2: Create a Collection class, each collection defines a unique data structure like number, string and linked list. Also created a abstract class called sorter which contains common sorting logic. Collection extend Sorter, and also define abstract methods which are further used to sort them.
• 09-project-3: Building a project in which we can read the CSV file, analyze the data of the file and then create a report. (Ongoing Project)

Each directory contains:

• Notes: Summaries and explanations of code as comments.
• Code Examples: Practical code snippets demonstrating the discussed topics.
• Exercises: Solutions to exercises to reinforce learning.

Tools and Technologies

• TypeScript: A statically typed superset of JavaScript.
• Node.js: JavaScript runtime environment for executing TypeScript code.
• Git: Version control system for tracking changes.

Getting Started

To access and run the code in this repository:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Gitax18/Working-with-Typescript.git

2. Navigate to a specific directory (e.g., 00-basics):

   cd Working-with-Typescript/00-basics

3. Install dependencies:

      npm install

4. Compile the TypeScript code:

   npx tsx <filename>

Learning Objectives

• Gain a solid understanding of TypeScript's core features.
• Learn to apply type annotations for variables, functions, and complex data structures.
• Develop skills to build type-safe applications using TypeScript.
• Explore advanced TypeScript concepts and their practical applications.