What is the difference between "interface vs type" statements?



What is the difference between "interface vs type" statements?..

Answer / Prabal Pandey

In TypeScript, both interfaces and types define structures for values, but they are used for different purposes. An interface defines a contract that a class or object must adhere to, while a type can be used to describe any value in the codebase. Interfaces can only be implemented by classes and objects, while types can be assigned to variables, function parameters, and return types.

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