Developers warn the new standard could introduce unprecedented uncertainty, while executives praise its flexibility and reduced documentation requirements.
Unlike traditional types such as string, number, or even JavaScript’s dangerously permissive any, an ambiguous variable can contain any value, several values, or no value at all, depending on execution context, compiler mood, and whether anyone is currently debugging it.
It’s different than loosely typed vars, which are not at all exclusive to Javascript
Already exists, that’s called Javascript
It’s different than loosely typed vars, which are not at all exclusive to Javascript
“any value, several, or no value”. Any in JS is literally that tho, sans “Never” iirc
Edit: oops, I was wrong. Any MAY be a never. Typescript allows it