TypeScript is both helpful and fake.
It doesn't provide run type checking. And sometimes typings are wrong!
Most famously, Array[n+1] and Record<string, any>['non-key'].
Array[n+1]
Record<string, any>['non-key']
Yes, I prefer Typescript, by thousands of times. But, I have also seen weird bug produced a couple times because TS can't really predict everything someone might do with objects.
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TypeScript is both helpful and fake.
It doesn't provide run type checking. And sometimes typings are wrong!
Most famously,
Array[n+1]andRecord<string, any>['non-key'].Yes, I prefer Typescript, by thousands of times. But, I have also seen weird bug produced a couple times because TS can't really predict everything someone might do with objects.
Not agree with this