What coding language does TypeScript use?

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Answer:

TypeScript actually is a superset to JavaScript; it takes the core language of JavaScript and extends it by adding static typing along with other advanced features. The syntax used in writing TypeScript resembles that of JavaScript, but it adds extra type annotations and interfaces that make sure bugs are prevented and code is better organized. Any TypeScript file, when compiled, gets converted to pure JavaScript, hence it can work in any environment that supports JavaScript-for example, web browsers, Node.js. TypeScript therefore takes the best of JavaScript’s flexibility and strengthens code quality and reliability.

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