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TypeScript Interview Questions – Coding Interview 2024

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TypeScript Interview Questions – Coding Interview 2024, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 50 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 253 subscribers.

You will learn about Be very well prepared for any Typescript programming interviews you will have Excel in a wide variety of Typescript interview questions that you could be asked in an interview Strengthen you Typescript programming skills and your knowledge of important Typescript concepts Learn the skills, concepts, and techniques necessary to excel in Typescript coding interviews Learn what programming interviews are like and what kind of questions to expect Feel very confident going into any Typescript programming interviews you will have This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is looking for a job as a programmer or Anyone who is looking for a job as a web developer or Anyone who will be interviewing for a programming or web developer job or Anyone who wants to strengthen their Typescript skills and knowledge It is particularly useful for Anyone who is looking for a job as a programmer or Anyone who is looking for a job as a web developer or Anyone who will be interviewing for a programming or web developer job or Anyone who wants to strengthen their Typescript skills and knowledge.

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Title: TypeScript Interview Questions – Coding Interview 2024

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Be very well prepared for any Typescript programming interviews you will have
  • Excel in a wide variety of Typescript interview questions that you could be asked in an interview
  • Strengthen you Typescript programming skills and your knowledge of important Typescript concepts
  • Learn the skills, concepts, and techniques necessary to excel in Typescript coding interviews
  • Learn what programming interviews are like and what kind of questions to expect
  • Feel very confident going into any Typescript programming interviews you will have

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who is looking for a job as a programmer
  • Anyone who is looking for a job as a web developer
  • Anyone who will be interviewing for a programming or web developer job
  • Anyone who wants to strengthen their Typescript skills and knowledge

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who is looking for a job as a programmer
  • Anyone who is looking for a job as a web developer
  • Anyone who will be interviewing for a programming or web developer job
  • Anyone who wants to strengthen their Typescript skills and knowledge

This course is great preparation for any TypeScript programming interviews that you may have coming up. Programming interviews need a lot amount of knowledge, but the best way to prepare for interviews is a lot of practice! In this course you will complete 44 TypeScript interview questions that come from real TypeScript interviews. There are no excersises that nobody asks here. In every question we will get a task first, then you will try to solve each problem yourself, and then I will show you different solutions to each problem step-by-step for different programmer levels. We will take a deep dive into the skills, concepts, and techniques that are required to solve each problem.

When you have completed this course you will have mastered the 44 interview questions that we will cover, but you will also have learned the concepts, skills, and techniques, that are necessary for you to excel in any other interview questions you may be asked. You will feel very confident going into any TypeScript programming interviews you will have. On top of all this, you will strengthen your TypeScript programming skills and TypeScript fundamentals in overall.

Core topics of the course:

  • Types & Interfaces

  • Generics

  • Working with classes

  • Working with DOM

  • Tuples

  • Enums

  • React with Typescript

  • Extends & Infer

  • Void, Any, Unknown, Never  data types

  • Readonly, Pick, Omit, Partial, Required data type helpers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is this section about?

Lecture 2: Setting up Typescript

Lecture 3: Javascript vs Typescript

Lecture 4: Does Typescript improve our code out of the box?

Lecture 5: Pdf file

Lecture 6: I prepared source code for you

Chapter 2: Core Typescript

Lecture 1: How to define basic types inside Typescript?

Lecture 2: What is the difference between explicit vs implicit types?

Lecture 3: Type a function getFullName correctly

Lecture 4: What is interface in Typescript?

Lecture 5: What is type in Typescript?

Lecture 6: What is the difference between an interface and a type?

Lecture 7: What is union in Typescript?

Lecture 8: How to narrow the union in Typescript?

Lecture 9: What is void in Typescript?

Lecture 10: What is never in Typescript?

Lecture 11: What is any in Typescript?

Lecture 12: What is unknown in Typescript?

Lecture 13: How to work with DOM in Typescript?

Lecture 14: How to work with classes in Typescript?

Lecture 15: What is an enum in Typescript?

Lecture 16: What are generics in Typescript?

Lecture 17: What is a tuple in Typescript?

Lecture 18: What is optional property in Typescript?

Lecture 19: How to cover dynamic keys in the object?

Lecture 20: What is index signature in Typescript?

Lecture 21: What is a record type in Typescript?

Lecture 22: What is omit and pick in Typescript?

Lecture 23: What is readonly in Typescript?

Lecture 24: What is partial in Typescript?

Lecture 25: What is required in Typescript?

Lecture 26: How to use Typescript together with React?

Lecture 27: What is type inference in Typescript?

Lecture 28: What is literal type in Typescript?

Lecture 29: What is tsconfig.json file?

Lecture 30: What are the core components of Typescript?

Lecture 31: How to transpile Typescript to Javascript?

Lecture 32: What is d.ts file in Typescript?

Lecture 33: What is map file in Typescript?

Chapter 3: Advanced Typescript

Lecture 1: Introduction for advanced section

Lecture 2: What is function overloading in Typescript?

Lecture 3: What is extends in Typescript?

Lecture 4: What is infer in Typescript?

Lecture 5: Do it yourself – readonly

Lecture 6: Do it yourself – first

Lecture 7: Do it yourself – tuple length

Lecture 8: Do it yourself – if

Lecture 9: Do it yourself – concat

Chapter 4: What's next?

Lecture 1: Homework

Lecture 2: My Bonus Lecture

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