#20: Solving Function Overloading with TS Generics: Mastering Multiple Type Variables like a Pro 🚀

[@preetbhardwaj-xj4hz]

I can say that it is one of the best typescript tutorial on TH-cam .thanks a lot thapa bhai 🤗😇

[@zakidev]

Thank you very much Thapa bhai 🙏🏻. Main Afghanistan ka hoo aur Bhagwan ka shukar hai ke mujhe Hindi aata hai. Esee liye mai samajta hoo. Aap ka sekhaane ka tariqha ek damm achcha hai. Aur mai abhi tak aap se bahut saare programming cheeze seekchukaa hoo.

[@Colourful2010]

import { log } from "console";
function sum(a:T, b:T): T{
let result : T ;
if(typeof a === 'number'){
result = (a as number) + (b as number) as T;
}else{
result = (a as string) + (b as string) as T
}
return result;
}
log(sum(2,3), sum('Ranjit','Patel'))

[@lakshmangottapu618]

This is what I am really looking for which is not even discussed in the video, thanks man.

[@waytoweb]

Thapa Bhai please suggest what is Difference in between Any & Generics?

[@shivamsoni7974]

Nice Video Thapa Bhaiya........................😃

[@genztechman]

amazing work sir

[@farheenkhan0311]

Osm sir 😍

[@DEEPANSHU_NAG]

*_Plz do a live TH-cam session for Typescript assessment solving live doubt clear ho jayega..._* 🙏

[@6.squash.936]

No need of that

[@DEEPANSHU_NAG]

@@6.squash.936 jisko jarurt h vo aayege 🙏🏻

[@ThapaTechnical]

ok I will try for sure

[@DEEPANSHU_NAG]

@@ThapaTechnical *_Thanks a lot Bhai_* 🙏🏻

[@Radhe_radhe2929]

Khatarnak op❤❤😊

[@jyothikalluraya8233]

sum(a:T, b:U) {
If(typeof a === 'number' && typeof b === 'number')
return a + b;
return a + "" + b;
}

[@sabirshaikh1440]

like your content bro 🤟

[@parag7734]

which theme

[@shylshff6853]

sir ye generics k jagah pe hamlog type 'any' he q nhi use krlete

[@VikramBais-k7v]

due to type safety and type checking

[@maddeveloper6276]

awsome

[@CHETANRATHOD-eq1bx]

while adding two numbers i am getting " Operator '+' cannot be applied to types 'T' and 'U'."

[@priyobrotokar]

I think it is not possible to use these operators using Generics because 'T' represents any data type including objects and arrays which does not support arithmetic operations, does not matter if you specify the generic type while calling the function like add(5,10).

[@Colourful2010]

import { log } from "console";
function sum(a:T, b:T): T{
let result : T ;
if(typeof a === 'number'){
result = (a as number) + (b as number) as T;
}else{
result = (a as string) + (b as string) as T
}
return result;
}
log(sum(2,3), sum('Ranjit','Patel'))

[@jyothikalluraya8233]

sum(a:T, b:U) {
If(typeof a === 'number' && typeof b === 'number')
return a + b;
return a + "" + b;
}

[@satyam_code]

♥💙

[@Radhe_radhe2929]

😊😊

[@jagdishjena9058]

😍💞💘 𝓣𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓴 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓼𝓸 𝓶𝓾𝓬𝓱 𝓼𝓲𝓻. 💔💏💖

[@edwardgaming5681]

Gadha hi krega😂