#17: TypeScript Tuples🔥Mastering Data Structures| Best Practices & Examples

[@ThapaTechnical]

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[@deepxsingh7]

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[@maddeveloper6276]

isme jo ye [...data] hai console ke ander uska kya use hai ?

[@NiteshKumar-l8t7m]

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[@arbu7075]

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[@raghua1726]

why (person:PersonInfo)=>void have repeated twice in 8:54
can anybody please explain me

[@birajitnath1871]

first part is the function declaration type or declaration signature and 2nd part is the actual function. hope that should clear ur doubt

[@ravikantjha9725]

please share the extension that you are using

[@sahibdadsakhizada5563]

hello, sir I have got an error which (changed 1 package in 5s) couldn't install can you help what is issue ?

[@runtimeerror7773]

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[@DhruvinS720]

/* Question 3 */
type WeatherData = readonly [string, number, string];
let cities: any[] = [];
let city1: WeatherData = ['Surat', 30, 'overcast'];
let city2: WeatherData = ['Ahmedabad', 34, 'sunny'];
let city3: WeatherData = ['Rajkot', 27, 'rainy'];
cities.push(city1, city2, city3);
const displayWeather = (cities: any[]) => {
let cityInfo: object[] = [];
cities.forEach((city) => {
let [name, celsius, condition] = city;
cityInfo.push({ City: name, Temperature: celsius, Condition: condition });
});
console.table(cityInfo);
};
displayWeather(cities);

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[@meshahan]

Good Job but still you didn't explain how this auto type declaring the typescript on screen automatically

[@NiteshKumar-l8t7m]

...data give red underline ?

[@nanditakumari9929]

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[@ThapaTechnical]

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Enum for

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[@saurabhkamble3211]

Question 1:
type ProductName = readonly [string, number, number]
const disprod = (info:ProductName):void =>{
const [prname, price, quantity] = info;
console.log(`Product name: ${prname}, Price ${price}, Quantity ${quantity}`)
}
const prod1:ProductName = ["Soap",25,9]
const prod2: ProductName= ["Hairbrush",89,21]
disprod(prod1)
disprod(prod2)
Question 2:
type SubjectGrade = [string, number, string, number, string, number]
const average = (student:SubjectGrade):void =>
{
const [subname1, grade1, subname2, grade2, subname3, grade3] = student;
console.log(`Subject name: ${subname1}, Grade: ${grade1},
Subject name: ${subname2}, Grade: ${grade2},
Subject name: ${subname3}, Grade: ${grade3}` )
const vari = (grade1 + grade2 + grade3)/3;
console.log("The average is:",vari.toFixed(2))
}
const sub1:SubjectGrade = ["Math",30, "EVS", 40 , "SSC", 70]
average(sub1)
Qusestion 3 :
type WeatherData = readonly [string, number, string];
let cities: any[] = [];
let city1: WeatherData = ['Surat', 30, 'overcast'];
let city2: WeatherData = ['Ahmedabad', 34, 'sunny'];
let city3: WeatherData = ['Rajkot', 27, 'rainy'];
cities.push(city1, city2, city3);
const displayWeather = (cities: any[]) => {
let cityInfo: object[] = [];
cities.forEach((city) => {
let [name, celsius, condition] = city;
cityInfo.push({ City: name, Temperature: celsius, Condition: condition });
});
console.table(cityInfo);
};
displayWeather(cities)

[@terabapaya556]

ye kitni gandi extension install ki hoi hy. ye extension bohat zeada confusion padaa kar rahii hy please isko remove karo Thapa Technical

[@podmixglobal]

sahi kha bhai

[@CrazyAshu34]

Dear Thapa bhai, I hope you don't mind, but I noticed that the organization of your React JS playlist could be improved. The serial numbers for the videos are not clear, and it's causing some difficulty for me to understand. On the other hand, 'Harry' bhai has done a great job with clear serial numbers for the videos. I hope you understand, and I apologize if my feedback comes across as critical. Thank you!

[@omrout3957]

Sir I pay for react js source code ₹50 rs but I didn't get source code.Sir learn every day new thing in your video but you harassed me

[@anirbanchatterjee5942]

Q3. Answer:
type WeatherData = readonly [string, number, string]
let allData:any[] = []
const city1 = ['Kolkata', 35, 'Hot'];
const city2 = ['Mumbai', 20, 'Moderate'];
const city3 = ['Jammu', 12, 'Cold'];
allData.push(city1);
allData.push(city2);
allData.push(city3);
allData.map((ele, i)=>{
console.log(`City: ${ele[0]}, Temp in C: ${ele[1]}, Condition: ${ele[2]}.`)
})
can you please tell me how to take user input in TS?

[@DEEPANSHU_NAG]

Ans 1.
type ProductInfo = readonly [string, number, number];
const displayProductInfo = (product:ProductInfo) => {
const [name, price, quantity] = product;
console.log(`The name of the product is ${name} price is ${price} and you ordered ${quantity} quantity`);
}
const product1:ProductInfo = ["Horlicks", 250, 10];
const product2:ProductInfo = ["KitKat", 10 , 10];
displayProductInfo(product1);
displayProductInfo(product2);
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[@ballagtech7430]

Q1
type ProductsInfo = readonly [string, number, number, ]
const product1:ProductsInfo = ['Smart Phone', 15000, 23];
const product2:ProductsInfo = ['Watch', 100, 12];
function displayProductInfo(product:ProductsInfo){
const [Product_Name, price, stocks] = product
console.log(`Product Name : ${Product_Name}, Price : ${price}, Stocks : ${stocks}`)
}
displayProductInfo(product1)
displayProductInfo(product2)
Q2
type SubjectGrade = readonly [string, number, ]
const subject1:SubjectGrade = ['Math', 95]
const subject2:SubjectGrade = ['English', 85]
const subject3:SubjectGrade = ['Science', 90]
function calculateAverage(subject1:SubjectGrade, subject2:SubjectGrade, subject3:SubjectGrade){
const[Subject1_Name, Grade1] = subject1
const[Subject2_Name, Grade2] = subject2
const[Subject3_Name, Grade3] = subject3
const averageGrade = (Grade1+Grade2+Grade3)/3
console.log(`Average Grade is ${averageGrade}`)
}
calculateAverage(subject1,subject2,subject3)
Q3
type WeatherData = [string, number, string]
const city1:WeatherData = ['Patna',31, 'Haze'];
function displayweather(city:WeatherData){
const[city_name, tem, type] = city
console.log(`Temperature in ${city_name} is ${tem}°C and Weather type is ${type}`)
}
displayweather(city1);