Void Type
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What is Void Type?
The void type in TypeScript represents the absence of a value. It is commonly used as the return type of functions that do not return any value, essentially indicating that the function performs an action but doesn't produce a result. A function declared with a void return type is not expected to return any data back to the caller.
Free resources to learn Void Type
- Official docsvoid - TypeScript Docs
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Void Type: common questions
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Is this Void Type tutorial for beginners?
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