Where can I find the default value of each type in typescript? For example, where is mentioned the default value for number
type is null
or 0.
? Or about the string
?
The default value means the value of a variable that is defined, but not assigned. Like let a : number;
. This happens a lot in object definitions. For example:
class A{
let a: number;
let b: string;
}
let obj: A;
Therefore, the question is on the values of a
and b
for obj
.
We didn't have to explicitly type the by parameter, because TypeScript can infer its type based on the default value. If the multiply function is invoked without a value for the by parameter, or is explicitly passed undefined , the argument will be replaced with the default value of 10 .
To set default value for an object parameter:Type the object as having one or more optional properties. Set default value for each of the optional properties. Alternatively, set the entire object as optional, by setting all its properties to optional.
In Typescript, by default, the visibility of all properties or methods in Typescript classes is “public“. A method with which is public can be accessed from anywhere, it has no restrictions.
What does ?: mean in TypeScript? Using a question mark followed by a colon ( ?: ) means a property is optional. That said, a property can either have a value based on the type defined or its value can be undefined .
The default value of every type is undefined
From: MDN - 'undefined'
A variable that has not been assigned a value is of type undefined.
For example, invoking the following will alert the value 'undefined', even though greeting
is of type String
let greeting: string;
alert(greeting);
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