😮... Those are great tips, Nick 👊
Regarding the public keyword, I was confused coming from C#, in which access modifiers are private by default 😅 (now I know it's public).
public
private
And Words does seem unnecessary as Word[] shows the intention (of word being an array type) better 😂.
Words
Word[]
It seems like I need to get used to built-in types from those tips.
Thank you for providing me a way to improve the code-base, Nick.
No problem. Glad to see you're having fun in TypeScript land. 🎡
Thank you for the warm welcome. It's been fun & need to unlearn what I know first 😉
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😮...
Those are great tips, Nick 👊
Regarding the
publickeyword, I was confused coming from C#, in which access modifiers areprivateby default 😅 (now I know it's public).And
Wordsdoes seem unnecessary asWord[]shows the intention (of word being an array type) better 😂.It seems like I need to get used to built-in types from those tips.
Thank you for providing me a way to improve the code-base, Nick.
No problem. Glad to see you're having fun in TypeScript land. 🎡
Thank you for the warm welcome.
It's been fun & need to unlearn what I know first 😉