How can I declare a variable of type List<string>? [closed]

Question

I am using TypeScript and have a C# class with a property of type List<string>. I need to have the same type of property in TypeScript.

How can I declare a property in TypeScript class of type List<string>?

Answer 1

List<string> is something specific to C# and depends upon the Base class library (BCL) support in .NET.

For TypeScript by default (without an external library like https://github.com/basarat/typescript-collections) you are limited to the built in JavaScript Array type. Here is a small sample to show its usage:

var foo:string[] = ['a','b']; 
foo.push('c');
console.log(foo) // [a,b,c]