TypeScript Optional Properties Types
- Optional Properties are properties that are not required mandatorily and can be omitted when not needed.
- In TypeScript, you can define optional properties in an interface, in a class, in an object, or in a type by using the ‘?’ modifier after the property name.
- Optional properties allow to specify that a property may or may not be present on an object of that type.
- Optional Properties can be useful when not all properties are required.
TypeScript Optional Properties Type
TypeScript Opional properties type provides a way of defining the parts that are not necessarily required.
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