Generics in Typescript

[@SarveshKumar-08]

00:01 Generics make components reusable 01:35 Generics allow typescript functions to be more flexible and reusable. 03:07 Generics in Typescript allow accepting and returning specific types of data. 04:42 Generics in Typescript in language already existing 06:14 Using generics in TypeScript allows us to define types for input and output values. 07:55 Using generic types in TypeScript allows for flexible input and output values 09:23 Generics allow you to define reusable functions and data types 10:58 Generics in TypeScript allow for flexible and reusable data types

[@mohit7717]

Love the summary Sir... // Summary of Abstract classes // 1. We can make abstract classes abstract classes can't create their object on their own // 2. But this help to define their class inheriting them // get a better structure of their classes the compulsory thing that you have put // 3. If we want to put some methods that are cumpulsory need to their you can make those methodds as abstract as well // 4. Incase we want to add some features bydefault by giving the methds we can give that // 5. These classes can actujlly override this method as welll but if we want that this should be like that then we need to make that method as abstrac\

[@piyushtale0001]

One of the precise and easiest explanation out there. Thankyou Hitesh Sir

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[@HiteshCodeLab]

Thanks, keep supporting

[@iiimiiim]

I love how you you quickly notice when you say a component some might think it's a React component. Best teacher! Thank you as always😊

[@pankajmandawat4507]

Super Easy Explanation about the necessity of generic and issues with any. Really appreciate all the efforts you are putting on👍

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Thanks

[@srinivasnahak3473]

You explained it in a really good way!

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One of the best explanation I found on the internet...

[@akshayramdasi]

your Jaipur setup always rocks. The TS content is great. I am using these concepts in developing a backend for a product. Many thanks.

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Great 👍

[@odia-sanatani]

Thank you sir ! I have a lot of doubts in the generic and you just cleared it in this video.

[@arghadeepmisra7865]

It's cool that every video in the playlist has different thumbnail styles

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Got advice from some friends to have different thumbnails, instead of same as I did with Golang series. Working well so far

[@anujparashar444]

Sir, Please continue with advance typescript topics like mapped types and all which is used in complex production application.

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Noted, will try

[@muhammadtalha804]

I love the way u teach i.e By Referring the Documentation of something.A very Polite accent as well :)

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[@LaveshGarg]

Thank you sir for this amazing short and crisp tutorials

[@mohammadmumtaz5029]

Voice very clarity and subject as well.

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Thanks

[@digiartpassion8513]

What is the difference between abstract class and interface in typescript ?

[@savitrirani6869]

Thanks

[@anitjha4795]

Very nice sir ji...

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Keep watching

[@pixiedev]

Any thoughts on this. Working file and return type is also same 😅 function identityTwo(val:any): any { return val + val } function identityThree(val:any): typeof val { return val + val } console.log(identityTwo(2)); // 4 console.log(identityThree(2)); // 4

[@pixiedev]

😅 it's looks like it right but it's not because it can return anything. 🤣

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Goal is to avoid any, it removes type information

[@imamansoni]

Kind of like Templates in C++

[@ankushladani496]

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