Is TypeScript front-end or back-end?

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Answer:

TypeScript is a multi-purpose programming language that will often serve both ends: front-end and back-end. One of the most popular use cases for TypeScript on the front end is to provide type safety for JavaScript-based web applications, especially in frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue. But TypeScript can also be used on the back end, especially with Node.js, when developers need to create server-side applications while getting the same benefit from type safety. The reason TypeScript is in demand for full-stack development is that it is also flexible across the stack; thus, it has proved to connect seamlessly with front-end and back-end codebases.

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