TypeScript Generics: All You Need to Know

In this TypeScript tutorial, we explore the use of TypeScript Generics to improve code quality and explain how TypeScript Generics work in different use cases. You'll learn how to simplify your code, boost reusability, and take your TypeScript skills to the next level.
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[@alidev6882]

i get ask thus topic in every interview and i explained wron everytime, now i got the proper understanding, thanks mate

[@ImranShaikh-lu6wq]

Thanks, hope we enjoy more generic videos in future.

[@snekface1707]

Thanks for the tutorial. Trying to wrap my head around generics and this helped a lot!

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Great to hear!

[@user-ky4nt5ib2j]

And i also understood generics , Thank you very much sir

[@DreamStreet2012]

This is the best explanation I have seen so far

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Happy to hear mate!

[@maximes.3209]

Thank you for making this video, it helps me a lot !

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

You're very welcome!

[@computerhoofd]

Very concise

[@Di-yes]

Man, that's good really 🤔very nice for such dummies like me

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Glad to have you here mate! We all start somewhere 😉

[@betomoedano]

Great video bro!

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Thanks mate 🙂

[@carol00210]

So can I say that generics help me not having to overload methods? As I wouldn't have to write different methods with different parameter types in a class?

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Correct 👍

[@md.mohiulislam6516]

awsome

[@thedavistheory7674]

Mmmm couldn't we use a union type? Also doesn't this sorta defeat the purpose of ts? It seems like we are doing some extra steps to convert a static parameter into a dynamic one. Those are my doubts

[@sf-spark129]

same question here. If we are making the type of a parameter as generics and can pass different types of parameters depending on what type we define at the function call level, what's the point of using a typed language and what's the difference b/w using the type any and generics ?