Understanding TypeScript's Structural Type System and Duct Typing
The video discusses TypeScript's structural type system, which means that types with the same structure are considered compatible, regardless of their names. The video provides examples of how this system works, including how extra information in a type is okay and how TypeScript uses duct typing to determine if a type is compatible with another. The video also notes that if a type is missing required information, TypeScript will raise a compile time error.
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