Compiler Options
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What is Compiler Options?
Compiler options in TypeScript provide fine-grained control over how the TypeScript compiler (tsc) transforms .ts files into JavaScript. These options are typically configured within a tsconfig.json file or passed directly via the command line. They dictate aspects like target ECMAScript version, module system, strictness of type checking, source map generation, and many other behaviors of the compilation process.
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