Generics and Decorators in TypeScript
TypeScript supports functionality for generics and decorators to make code more readable and reusable. We can use generics to make generalized functions and variables that work with any data type. With decorators, we can process classes and their properties and methods without explicitly passing them to functions. Hence, using generics and decorators makes TypeScript code more intuitive and shorter. This lesson will expand on generics and decorators and how to use them effectively.
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