Developers & Programmers Interview

What experience do you have in TypeScript?

Mostly I work on type a script related application like creating a front end application using typescript so the versions I was using with typoscript is es5 es6 and most of the application I was working in for the commercial application with the huge number of uses and the benefit was using typescript was I will be able to identify the early bugs when it's compiling

Your answer was quite thorough and you provided a lot of detail. You mentioned the versions of Typescript you are familiar with, as well as the type of application you have worked on and the benefits of using Typescript. You also provided a good example of what you have done using Typescript.

To improve your answer, you could have provided a more specific example of a project you have worked on that involved Typescript. This would help the interviewer get a better sense of your familiarity and experience with the language.

Overall, I would rate your answer 4/5.

How familiar are you with TypeScript's features?

Yeah I would rate myself as 10 out of 8:00 for the typescript. I was using class oop methods and basic functionalities

Your answer is good, but could be improved with more specific examples of how you have used TypeScript features. For example, you could mention which types of classes you have used, how you have used the basic functionalities, and any other details that demonstrate your skill level. This will help the interviewer get a better sense of your familiarity with TypeScript.

To improve your answer, you could provide examples of how you have used the language and how it has helped you in your development process. This will show the interviewer that you are not only familiar with the language, but that you have a good understanding of how to use it.

I would rate your answer 3/5, as it does demonstrate your familiarity with the language, but could be improved with more specific examples.

Do you have experience with TypeScript's type inference system?

Yes I do have experience in interference system. so how it work is like if we take simple condition function so we will have a and b so since both A and B is the number it output will be always number

Your answer is generally correct and you have demonstrated a basic understanding of TypeScript's type inference system. The type inference system allows TypeScript to determine the type of a value based on the context of the code. In the example you provided, the type of the output would be a number since both inputs, 'a' and 'b', were numbers.

To improve your answer, you could further explain the type inference system by talking about how it automatically checks the types of variables and function parameters, as well as how it allows you to provide type annotations if TypeScript is not able to infer the types accurately.

Overall, your answer is 3/5.