Typescript for beginners: boolean
Evaldas
Posted on September 14, 2020
Boolean is the data type that has two possible values. It is either true or false.
To do type checking on the variable we can write a statement as follows
const isTrue : boolean = true;
Step-by-step:
- Define variable
const isTrue
- Add typescript type check
: boolean
- Define value
true
To check whether function is returning boolean we can do it as fallows:
function isOlder(age : number) : boolean {
return age >= 18 ? true : false;
}
isOlder(18) // true
isOlder(16) // false
isOlder(true) // error 'Argument of type boolean is not assignable to parameter of type number'
Step-by-step:
- Define function
function isOlder(argument : typecheck) : type to return {...}
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Posted on September 14, 2020
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