No the problem is that there's literally nothing at runtime stopping JavaScript inserting any type it wants into your function that only takes an int for example
You write your typescript code to expect a given type but at the end of the day it's JavaScript with a type checking compiler so when "'any" gets in through a library or interface somewhere you just get a random "undefined" somewhere when you try to perform an operation with it because it's just JavaScript at the end of the day
Typescript literally doesn't work though, every large system has some JavaScript interface somewhere and the "any" type propagates through the system because there's no type safety at runtime
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Yeah the next generation of serious combat will probably be significantly influenced by who has the best underwater capabilities, unless someone builds some kind of flying fortress for laser attacks and air denial
These extremely high powered laser weapons need large battery banks which seem to be usable as a power source for railguns too. Big boats might make sense, and with laser weapons mostly obsoleting air attacks they'd be a lot less of a sitting duck
If that's the case why do I see random posts over 2 years
When I subscribe it should load them all