Pocketbook en TypeScript. Parte 1. Conceptos básicos



A partir de hoy estamos iniciando una serie de publicaciones de la traducción adaptada y complementada " TypeScript



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 return Math.random < 0.5;

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   console.log(«Hello « + person + «! Today is « + date.toDateString() + «.»);

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