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Type aliases can be used to create dynamic and reusable code, following the Don't-Repeat-Yourself rule. This is done by using string literals and union types to create a type, and using the type keyword to declare it.
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Type aliases can be used for simple, intersection, unions, tuples or any other valid TypeScript types.
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To declare an alias, the syntax type myTypeName = <a valid TypeScript type> is used.
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This tutorial explains how to use TypeScript aliases to create dynamic and reusable code, following the Don't-Repeat-Yourself rule. It explains how to use string literals and union types to create a type, and how to use the type keyword to declare pet as a type. By using the type alias, code can be more generic and less repetitive.
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TypeScript allows to create reuseable aliases for a simple, intersection, unions, tuples or any other valid TypeScript types. To declare an alias we need to use the following syntax: type myTypeName = <a valid TypeScript type> Examples Simple types type
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