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TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds static typing and classes to address the problem of writing large applications in JavaScript. It allows for intelligent IDE features like autocompletion and refactoring by adding types that are removed during compilation, ultimately producing plain JavaScript code. TypeScript aims to make large scale JavaScript development easier with types and tooling while still targeting the JavaScript that browsers understand.
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- 8. In a more technical sense, it is a statically typed super set of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. SoTypeScript itself is written inTypeScript and therefore compiles to plain JavaScript.
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