What are Variables?
Variables are used to store data values in TypeScript, with optional type annotations for better safety.
Variable Declarations
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let vs const vs var
| Keyword | Scope | Reassign | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| let | Block | Yes | Preferred for variables |
| const | Block | No | Constants |
| var | Function | Yes | Avoid using |
Type Annotations
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Type Inference
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Multiple Variables
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Undefined & Null
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Best Practices
- Prefer const for fixed values
- Use let instead of var
- Add types for clarity
- Use meaningful variable names
Common Mistakes
- Using var unnecessarily
- Overusing any type
- Incorrect type assignment
- Not using const when needed
Conclusion
TypeScript variables enhance code safety and readability by combining JavaScript variable declarations with type annotations.