If you learn Typescript first you will automatically know both. The only difference in getting started is whether or not Type annotations are used. For example:
//typescript and javascript are the same here, in both cases test is a default type on anylettest;//this is typescript saying that test is a string.lettest:string;
Of course , later on there's other advantages to use Typescript but that's a different topic.
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If you learn Typescript first you will automatically know both. The only difference in getting started is whether or not Type annotations are used. For example:
Of course , later on there's other advantages to use Typescript but that's a different topic.