Here’s a short and straightforward explanation for the string
type in TypeScript:
String in TypeScript
The string
type is used to represent text values.
Example:
let color: string = "blue";
color = "red";
Key Points:
- String values can be enclosed in single quotes (
'
), double quotes ("
), or backticks (`
). - Reassignable: You can change a string value after assignment.
- String Methods: TypeScript supports methods like
.toUpperCase()
,.length
, etc.
Example with Methods:
let greeting: string = "Hello";
let upperGreeting: string = greeting.toUpperCase(); // "HELLO"
let greetingLength: number = greeting.length; // 5