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How TypeScript is Optionally Statically Typed Language?

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How TypeScript is Optionally Statically Typed Language?
posted Nov 22, 2016 by Jdk

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TypeScript is referred as optionally statically typed, which means you can ask the compiler to ignore the type of a variable. Using any data type, we can assign any type of value to the variable. TypeScript will not give any error checking during compilation.

var unknownType: any = 4;
unknownType = "Okay, I am a string";
unknownType = false; // A boolean.
answer Nov 30, 2016 by Manikandan J
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