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TypeScript

A superset of JavaScript from Microsoft that validates data types. Introduced in 2012, TypeScript flags errors while compiling into regular JavaScript for both client and server side processing. The Babel compiler also converts TypeScript (see Babel). See JavaScript.


Catch the Error
In regular JavaScript, the addPrices(3, 4, 6) line would not be flagged as an error. (Image courtesy of Microsoft.)
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121, line 5: Graham has typed "man" in the margin next to this line in the typescript; his intention is unclear.
The only significant change Hemingway made in the manuscript of the final paragraph was deleting, in both the typescript and the print version, a reference to Nick's going back to camp to read.
For those who need to know more Hejlsberg has posted a video introducing the new features in TypeScript:
Preliminary phase of the research: January 2012-August 2013 (Jan- Apr- to work up analysis of available information resources of the topic of education in SD and CSR; May-June- to suggest curriculum of the subject "Sustainable CSR"; June-July- to suggest research project of empiric verification of suitability, effectiveness and quality of the subject "Sustainable CSR"; July-Jan 2013--to write first draft of educational typescript of "Sustainable CSR"; Feb- to suggest questionnaires; Mar- July--to correct the first draft of educational typescript of "Sustainable CSR" on the basis of individual reviewers' remarks; Aug- to print educational typescript).
It is a condition of acceptance by the Editor or a typescript for publication that the publishers acquire automatically the copyright in the typescript throughout the world.
However the 1951 typescript, which has recently been published for the first time by Penguin, uses their actual names.
Nahmias's headache translates into Pugh's challenge, and the relish with which he persists in his material analysis of letters, manuscript drafts in varying states of decipherability, series of typescripts and printer's proofs, and the waves of addenda these triggered, is immense.
For the remainder of his life, he followed a set routine: rising at around 5:30 a.m., writing until noon, returning to his typewriter an hour and a half later and working until he'd finished at least 5-10 publishable pages of typescript. He took great pride in both his prolific output and his ability to write without working off a detailed story outline--although at any time he kept preliminary notes for up to a half-dozen future projects.
The early sermons are taken from Schweitzer's own original French sermon notes and his handwritten or typescript text.
Close to death, she calls you to her home and presents you with a typescript. 'This," she tell s you, "is what I want to be remembered by Please find a publisher for it." You congratulate your friend on finishing the work.
Click on an icon, and the tablet PC reads your handwriting and does its best to translate the words and numbers into typescript. The handwriting recognition, while not perfect, can handle neat script fairly well.
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