Interface Declaration
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What is Interface Declaration?
An interface declaration introduces a new named type into the TypeScript type system. It specifies a contract that an object (or other type) can adhere to, defining the names and types of properties and methods that implementing objects must possess. Interfaces do not produce JavaScript code; they exist purely for type-checking purposes, enabling stronger static typing and improved code maintainability.
Free resources to learn Interface Declaration
- Official docsExtending Interfaces
More in stage 6: TypeScript Interfaces
Interface Declaration: common questions
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Is this Interface Declaration tutorial for beginners?
It is lesson 42 of 93 in the free TypeScript roadmap, in stage 6, TypeScript Interfaces. If you are new to TypeScript, start from stage 1 and come back here in order; if you already know the earlier stages, this lesson stands on its own.